The Duchess of Padua  by Oscar Wilde
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			MAFFIO 
			I never heard your Grace So much in the vein for preaching; let the Cardinal Look to his laurels, sir. DUKE The Cardinal! Men follow my creed, and they gabble his. I do not think much of the Cardinal; Although he is a holy churchman, and I quite admit his dulness. Well, sir, from now We count you of our household [He holds out his hand for GUIDO to kiss. GUIDO starts back in horror, but at a gesture from COUNT MORANZONE, kneels and kisses it.] We will see That you are furnished with such equipage As doth befit your honour and our state. GUIDO I thank your Grace most heartily. DUKE Tell me again What is your name?  | 
		
			
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