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A room in Cymbeline's palace.
[Enter IMOGEN and PISANIO]
IMOGEN
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I would | thou grewst | unto the | shores of the
| haven,
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And ques|tionedst^eve|ry sail:| if he | should
write,
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And I | not have | it, 'twere | a pap|er lost
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As of|fered mer|cy is:| what was | the last
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That he spake | to thee?
PISANIO
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It was | his queen,| his queen!
IMOGEN
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Then waved | his hand|kerchief?
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And kissed | it, madam.
IMOGEN
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Senseless | Linen,| happier | therein | than I:
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And that | was all?
PISANIO
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No mad|am: for / so long
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As he | could make | me with | this eye,| or ear,
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Disting|uish him | from oth|ers, he | did keep
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The deck,| with glove,| or hat,| or
hand|kerchief,
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Still wav/ing, as | the fits | and stirs | of his
mind
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Could best | express | how slow | his soul sailed
on,
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How swift | his ship.
IMOGEN
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Thou shouldst have | made him
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As lit|tle as | a crow,| or less,| ere left
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To aft|er-eye | him.
PISANIO
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mad|am, so | I did.
IMOGEN
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I would have | broke mine | eye-strings:
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Cracked | them, but to || look u|pon him,| till
the | dimin|ution ????
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Of space,| had poin|ted him | sharp as | my
needle:
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Nay, fol/lowed him,| till he | had mel|ted from
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The small|ness of | a gnat,| to air:| and then
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Have turned | mine eye | and wept.| But good |
Pisan||io,
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When | shall we hear | from him?
PISANIO
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Be | assured | madam,
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With his / next vant|age. \\
IMOGEN
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I did | not take | my leave | of him,| but had
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Most^pret|ty things | to say:| ere I could | tell
him
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How I | would think | on him | at cert|ain hours
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Such^thoughts,| and such:| or I | could make |
him swear,
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The shes | of It|aly | should not | betray
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Mine^in|terest, and | his honor:| or have |
charged him
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At the sixth | hour of | morn, at | noon, at
midnight,
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To encount|er me | with or|isons,| for then
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I am | in heav|en for him:| or ere | I could,
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Give him | that part|ing kiss | which I | had set
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Betwixt two char|ming words,| comes^in | my
fath|er,
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And | like the | tyrannous | breathing | of the
north,
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Shakes^all | our buds | from grow|ing.
LADY
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The queen |(madam)
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Desires | your high|ness' comp|any.|
IMOGEN
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Those things | I bid | you do,| get them |
dispatched.
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I will | attend | the queen.
PISANIO
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Madam,| I shall.
[Exeunt]