The Duchess of Padua by Oscar Wilde
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page 123 of 179 (68%)
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To the late Duke.
LORD JUSTICE Sir, thou art come in time To see the murder of the Duke avenged. There stands the man who did this heinous thing. MORANZONE My lord, I ask again what proof have ye? LORD JUSTICE [holding up the dagger] This dagger, Which from his blood-stained hands, itself all blood, Last night the soldiers seized: what further proof Need we indeed? MORANZONE [takes the danger and approaches the DUCHESS] Saw I not such a dagger Hang from your Grace's girdle yesterday? [The DUCHESS shudders and makes no answer.] Ah! my Lord Justice, may I speak a moment With this young man, who in such peril stands? |
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