:11:00
for we have
no such daughter,
:11:03
nor shall ever see
that face of hers again.
:11:40
I think our father
will away tonight.
:11:43
That's most certain,
and with you;
:11:47
next month with us.
:11:51
You see how full
of changes his age is;
:11:56
he always lov'd
our sister most;
:11:58
and with what poor
judgement he hath
now cast her off.
:12:02
'Tis the infirmity
of his age;
:12:06
yet he hath ever
but slenderly
known himself.
:12:11
We shall further
think on it.
:12:14
We must do
something,
:12:18
and i' th' heat.
:12:39
These late eclipses
of the sun and moon
portend no good to us.
:12:43
In cities, mutinies;
:12:45
in countries, discord;
:12:48
in palaces, treason;
:12:49
and the bond crack'd
between child and father.
:12:54
We have seen
the best of our time:
:12:57
Machinations,
hollowness, treachery,