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There was a wager I remember...
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as to whether a play could show
the very truth and nature of love.
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I think you lost it today.
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You are an eager boy.
Did you like the play?
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I liked it when she stabbed herself,
Your Majesty.
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Master Shakespeare.
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Next time you come to Greenwich,
come as yourself,
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and we will speak some more.
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Your Majesty.
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Why, Lord Wessex.
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Lost your wife so soon?
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Indeed I am a bride short,
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and my ship sails for the new world
on the evening tide.
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How is this to end?
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As stories must
when love's denied--
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with tears and a journey.
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Those whom God
has joined in marriage...
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not even I can put asunder.
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Master Kent.
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Lord Wessex, as I foretold,
has lost his wife in the playhouse.
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Go make your farewell
and send her out.
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It's time to settle accounts.
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- How much was that wager?
- [ Wessex ] Fifty shillings.
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Pounds.