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t in a simple insolence of love Have stained with a
fool's eyes your holy hours And with a fool's words put your pity out;
Algernon Charles Swinburne_Chastelarda tragedy_ . Boston: E.P. Dutton1866.
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Nathless you know if I be liar or noWherefore for God's sake give me
grace to swear (Yeafor mine too) how past all praise you are And
stainless of all shame; and how all men Liesaying you are not most good
and innocentYeathe one thing good as God.
DARNLEY. O sirwe know You can swear wellbeing taken; you fair
French Dare swallow God's name for a lewd love-sake As it were water.
Naywe knowwe know; Save your sweet breath now lest you lack it soon:
We are simplewe; we have not heard of you. Madamby God you are
well shamed in him: Aytrust you to be fingering in one's facePlay with
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CHASTELARD. Hold your peaceOr I will set an edge on your own
lie Shall scar yourself. Madamhave out your guard; 'T is time I were got
hence.
QUEEN. Sweet HamiltonHold you my hand and help me to sit down.
O HenryI am beaten from my wits- Let me have time and live; call out
my people- Bring forth some armed guard to lay hold on him: But see no
myilai:
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