1:23:00
He called her whore.
1:23:02
Why did he so?
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l do not know.
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l am sure l am none such.
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Do not weep!
1:23:13
Do not weep.
1:23:14
Alas the day!
1:23:17
Hath she forsook
so many noble matches...
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...her father, her country,
her friends to be called whore?
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Would it not make one weep?
1:23:29
lt is my wretched fortune.
1:23:31
O, good lago...
1:23:34
...what shall l do to win my lord again?
1:23:38
Good friend...
1:23:41
...go to him...
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...for by this light of heaven,
l know not how l lost him.
1:23:50
Here l kneel:
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lf ever my will did trespass
against his love...
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...either in discourse
of thought or actual deed...
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...or that mine eyes, mine ears...
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...or any sense, delighted
them in any other form...
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...or that l do not yet...
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...and ever did and ever will...
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...though he do shake me
off to beggarly divorcement...
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...love him dearly...
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...comfort forswear me!
1:24:38
Unkindness may do much...
1:24:42
...and his unkindness
may defeat my life...
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...but never taint my love.
1:24:51
l cannot say ''whore.''
1:24:54
lt does abhor me now
l speak the word.
1:24:58
To do the act that might
the addition earn...