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nor more nor less.
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Cordelia, mend your speech a little,
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lest it may mar your fortunes.
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Good my lord,
you have begot me,
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bred me, loved me.
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I return those duties back
as are right fit:
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Obey you, love you,
and most honour you.
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Why have my sisters husbands,
if they say they love you all?
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Haply, when I shall wed,
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that lord shall carry half my love
with him, half my care and duty.
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Sure, I shall never marry
like my sisters,
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to love my father all.
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But goes thy heart with this?
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Ay, good my lord.
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So young, and so untender?
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So young, my lord, and true.
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Let it be so, -
thy truth, then, be your dower!
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For, by the sacred
radiance of the sun,
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here I disclaim all my paternal care,
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propinquity and property of blood,
and as a stranger to my heart and me
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hold thee, from this, for ever!
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Peace, Kent!
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I loved her most,
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and thought to set my rest
on her kind nursery.
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Hence, and avoid my sight!
:14:50
Call France!
Call Burgundy!
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Cornwall and Albany, with my two
daughters' dowers digest this third.
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Let pride, which she calls plainness,
marry her.