The Spanish Tragedie by Thomas Kyd
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To remisse vnto your Honour.
LOR. How now, Hieronimo? HIERO. In troth, my lord, it is a thing of nothing: The murder of a sonne or so, my lord, -- A thing of nothing. [End of insertion.] LOR. Why then, farewell! HIERO. My griefe in hart, my thoughts no tung can tell. Exit. LOR. Come hither, Pedringano; seest thou this? PED. My lord, I see it, and suspect it too. LOR. This is that damned villain Serberine, That hath, I feare, reuealde Horatios death. PED. My lord, he could not; twas so lately done, And since he hath not left my company. LOR. Admit he haue not; his conditions such As feare or flattering words may make him false. I know his humour, and there-with repent That ere I vsde him in this enterprise. |
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