The Duchess of Padua by Oscar Wilde
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LORD JUSTICE
Ay, willingly, my lord, and may you turn him To make a full avowal of his guilt. [LORD MORANZONE goes over to GUIDO, who stands R. and clutches him by the hand.] MORANZONE [in a low voice] She did it! Nay, I saw it in her eyes. Boy, dost thou think I'll let thy father's son Be by this woman butchered to his death? Her husband sold your father, and the wife Would sell the son in turn. GUIDO Lord Moranzone, I alone did this thing: be satisfied, My father is avenged. LORD JUSTICE Doth he confess? GUIDO My lord, I do confess That foul unnatural murder has been done. |
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