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| "Yet better thus, and known to be condemned, than still CONDEMNED and flattered." |
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| "Tis the time's PLAGUE when madmen lead the blind." |
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| "It is the crowish TERROR of his spirit that dare undertakes." |
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| "You are not worth the DUST which the rude wind blows in your face." |
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| "One way I like this well, but being WIDOW and my Gloucester..." |
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| "I live to thank thee for the love thou showed'st the king, and to REVENGE thine eyes." |
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| "O dear father, it is thy BUSINESS that I go about." |
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| " My mourning and importuned tears hath pitied. No blown AMBITION doth our arms incite, But love, dear love, and our aged father's right." |
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| "Your SISTER is the better solider." |
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| "It was great IGNORANCE, Gloucester's eyes being out, to let him live. Where he arrives he moves all hearts against us." |
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| "Why should she write to Edmond? Might not you transport her PURPOSES by word? Belike - some things - I know not what. I'll love thee much: Let me unseal the letter." |
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| "I know your lady does not love her husband. She gave strange OEILLIADSand most speaking looks to noble Edmond." |
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| "My lord is dead, Edmond and I have talked, and more CONVENIENT is he for my hand than for your lady's." |
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| "If you do chance to hear of that blind TRAITOR preferment falls on him that cuts him off." |
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