The Spanish Tragedie by Thomas Kyd
page 65 of 140 (46%)
page 65 of 140 (46%)
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LOR. Nor you nor me, my lord, but both in one;
But I suspect -- and the presumptions great -- That by those base confederates in our fault Touching the death of Don Horatio We are all betraide to olde Hieronimo. BAL. Betraide, Lorenzo? tush! it cannot be. LOR. A guiltie conscience vrged with the thought Of former euils, easily cannot erre: I am perswaded -- and diswade me not -- That als reuealed to Hieronimo. And therefore know that I haue cast it thus -- [Enter PAGE.] But heeres the page. How now? what newes with thee? PAGE. My lord, Serberine is slaine. BAL. Who? Serberine, my man? PAGE. Your Highnes man, my lord. LOR. Speak, page: who murdered him? PAGE. He that is apprehended for the fact. LOR. Who? |
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