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I cannot be so
partial, Goneril,
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to the great love
I bear you.
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I pray you content.
:29:43
Shalt see thy
other daughter
will use thee kindly;
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for although she's
as like this as a crab's
like an apple,
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yet I can tell
what I can tell.
:29:51
What canst tell, boy?
:29:53
That she will taste
as like this as a crab
does to a crab.
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Canst tell why one's nose
stands i' th' middle
of one's face?
:30:05
No.
:30:06
Why, to keep one's eyes
on either side of one's nose.
:30:09
That what a man
cannot smell out,
he may spy into.
:30:17
I did her wrong.
:30:26
Canst tell
how an oyster
makes his shell?
:30:29
No.
Nor I, neither.
:30:32
But I can tell why
a snail has a house.
:30:34
Why?
:30:35
Why, to put his head in;
not to give it away
to his daughters.
:30:39
I will forget
my nature.
:30:42
So kind a father.
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The reason why
the seven stars are
no more than seven
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is a pretty reason.
:30:54
Because they are
not eight?
:30:56
Yes, indeed.
:30:57
Thou wouldst make
a good fool.