The Spanish Tragedie by Thomas Kyd
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page 54 of 140 (38%)
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And not so meane a torment as we heere
Deuised for him who thou saidst slew our sonne, But with the bitterest torments and extreames That may be yet inuented for thine end. ALEX[ANDRO] seemes to intreat. Intreat me not! Goe, take the traitor hence! Exit VILLUPPO. And, Alexandro, let vs honor thee With publique notice of thy loyaltie. To end those things articulated heere By our great l[ord], the mightie king of Spaine, We with our councell will deliberate. Come, Alexandro, keepe vs company. Exeunt. [ACT III. SCENE 2.] [Spain: near the DUKE's castle.] Enter HIERONIMO. HIERO. Oh eies! no eies but fountains fraught with teares; Oh life! no life, but liuely fourme of death; |
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