A Yorkshire Tragedy  by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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			Or my poor childrens:  (though it suits a mother 
			To show a natural care in their reliefs) Yet I'll forget my self to calm your blood: Consume it, as your pleasure counsels you, And all I wish e'en Clemency affords: Give me but comely looks and modest words. HUSBAND. Money, hore, money, or I'll-- [Draws his dagger.] [Enters a servant very hastily.] What the devil? how now? thy hasty news? [To his man.] SERVINGMAN. May it please you, sir-- [Servant in a fear.] HUSBAND. What? May I not look upon my dagger? Speak villain, or I will execute the point on thee: quick, short. SERVINGMAN. Why, sir, a gentleman from the University stays below to speak with you.  | 
		
			
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