Then'wife of Salisbury'

john9221 · Wysłany: Pon 22:46, 14 Mar 2011

; I'll sayan oath may easily be brokenBut not so easily pardoned
being broken; I'll sayit is true charity to loveBut not true love to be so
charitable; I'll sayhis greatness may bear out the shameBut not his
King Edward the Third
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kingdom can buy out the sin; I'll sayit is my duty to persuadeBut not her
honesty to give consent.
[Enter Countess.]
See where she comes; was never father had Against his child an
embassage so bad?COUNTESS. My Lord and fatherI have sought for
you: My mother and the Peers importune you To keep in presence of his
majestyAnd do your best to make his highness merry.
WARWICK. [Aside.]How shall I enter in this graceless arrant? I must
not call her childfor where's the father That will in such a suit seduce his
child? Then'wife of Salisbury'; shall I so begin? Nohe's my friendand
where is found the friend That will do friendship such indammagement?
[To the Countess.]
Neither my daughter nor my dear friend's wifeI am not Warwickas
thou thinkst I amBut an attorney from the Court of hellThat thus have
housed my spirit in his formTo do a message to thee from the king. The
mighty king of England dotes on thee: He that hath power to take away
thy lifeHath power to take thy hon yilai:
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