The Duenna by Richard Brinsley Sheridan
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page 63 of 96 (65%)
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I have years to bring decay;
Few the locks that now I own, And the few I have are grey. Yet, old Jerome, thou mayst boast, While thy spirits do not tire; Still beneath thy age's frost Glows a spark of youthful fire. [_Exit_.] SCENE II.--_The New Piazza_. _Enter_ DON FERDINAND _and_ LOPEZ. _Don Ferd_. What, could you gather no tidings of her? nor guess where she was gone? O Clara! Clara! _Lop_. In truth, sir, I could not. That she was run away from her father, was in everybody's mouth; and that Don Guzman was in pursuit of her, was also a very common report. Where she was gone, or what was become of her, no one could take upon them to say. _Don Ferd_. 'Sdeath and fury, you blockhead! she can't be out of Seville. _Lop_. So I said to myself, sir. 'Sdeath and fury, you blockhead, says I, she can't be out of Seville. Then some said, she had hanged herself for love; and others have it, Don Antonio had carried her off. |
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