The Jew of Malta by Christopher Marlowe
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page 64 of 154 (41%)
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Till they [reveal] the causers of our smarts,
Which forc'd their hands divide united hearts. Come, Katharine;<98> our losses equal are; Then of true grief let us take equal share. [Exeunt with the bodies.] Enter ITHAMORE.<99> ITHAMORE. Why, was there ever seen such villany, So neatly plotted, and so well perform'd? Both held in hand,<100> and flatly both beguil'd? Enter ABIGAIL. ABIGAIL. Why, how now, Ithamore! why laugh'st thou so? ITHAMORE. O mistress! ha, ha, ha! ABIGAIL. Why, what ail'st thou? ITHAMORE. O, my master! ABIGAIL. Ha! ITHAMORE. O mistress, I have the bravest, gravest, secret, subtle, bottle-nosed<101> knave to my master, that ever gentleman had! ABIGAIL. Say, knave, why rail'st upon my father thus? |
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