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Strana 121
Then take all ; And if amongst it you receive that secret That will offend you ,
though you condemn me , Yet blame yourself a little , for perhaps I would have
made my reputation sound Upon another's hazard with less pity ; But upon yours
I dare ...
Then take all ; And if amongst it you receive that secret That will offend you ,
though you condemn me , Yet blame yourself a little , for perhaps I would have
made my reputation sound Upon another's hazard with less pity ; But upon yours
I dare ...
Strana 182
I need not , So well I am acquainted with your valor , To dare , in a good cause ,
as much as man , Lend you encouragement ; and should I add , Your power to do
, which Fortune , howe'er blind , Hath ever seconded , I cannot doubt But victory ...
I need not , So well I am acquainted with your valor , To dare , in a good cause ,
as much as man , Lend you encouragement ; and should I add , Your power to do
, which Fortune , howe'er blind , Hath ever seconded , I cannot doubt But victory ...
Strana 226
Dare I not ? Fian . And name Thy cause : ' tis thy suspicion , not Francisco , Hath
wrought thee high and passionate . To assure it ; If you dare violate , I dare
possess you With all my title to your land . Car . How is that ? Fran . Let him
receive it ...
Dare I not ? Fian . And name Thy cause : ' tis thy suspicion , not Francisco , Hath
wrought thee high and passionate . To assure it ; If you dare violate , I dare
possess you With all my title to your land . Car . How is that ? Fran . Let him
receive it ...
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