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She alone knew this : And, but fhefpoke it dying, I would not Believe her lips in opening it. Proceed.
' Cor. Your daughter, whom fhe bore in hand to love With fuch integrity, fhe did confefs Was as a fcorpion to her fight ; whofe life, But that her flight prevented it, fhe had Ta'en off by poifon.
Cym. O moft delicate fiend I Who is't can read a woman ? is there more ?
Cor. More, Sir, and worfe. She did confefs fhe had For you a mortal mineral ; which, being took, Should by the minute feed on ...life, and ling'ring By inches wafte you. In which time me purpos'd, By watching, weeping, tendance, kifiing, to O'ercome you with her fhow ; yes, and in time, (When fhe had fitted^vou with her craft), to work Her fon into th* adoption of the crown : But failing of her end by his ftrange abfence, Grew fhamelefs, defperate ; open'd, in defpighfc Of heaven and men, her purpofes : repented The ills fhe hatch'd were not effected : fo, Defpairing, dy'd.
Cym. Heard you all this, her women?
Lady. We did, fo pleafe your Highnefs* Cym.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She alone knew this : And, but fhefpoke it dying, I would not Believe her lips in opening it. Proceed.
' Cor. Your daughter, whom fhe bore in hand to love With fuch integrity, fhe did confefs Was as a fcorpion to her fight ; whofe life, But that her flight prevented it, fhe had Ta'en off by poifon.
Cym. O moft delicate fiend I Who is't can read a woman ? is there more ?
Cor. More, Sir, and worfe. She did confefs fhe had For you a mortal mineral ; which, being took, Should by the minute feed on ...life, and ling'ring By inches wafte you. In which time me purpos'd, By watching, weeping, tendance, kifiing, to O'ercome you with her fhow ; yes, and in time, (When fhe had fitted^vou with her craft), to work Her fon into th* adoption of the crown : But failing of her end by his ftrange abfence, Grew fhamelefs, defperate ; open'd, in defpighfc Of heaven and men, her purpofes : repented The ills fhe hatch'd were not effected : fo, Defpairing, dy'd.
Cym. Heard you all this, her women?
Lady. We did, fo pleafe your Highnefs* Cym.
What to read after Works?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 to read onlineMoreLess
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