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Another room in Philario's house.
POSTHUMUS LEONATUS
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Is there no | way for | men to | be, but | women
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Must be | half-work/ers? We | are all | bastards,
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And that most ven|era|ble man,| which I
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Did call | my fath|er, was,| I know | not where
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When I | was stamped.| Some coin/er with | his
tools
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Made me a | counter|feit: yet | my moth|er seemed
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The Di|an of | that time:| so doth | my wife
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The non|pareil | of this.| Oh venge|ance,
venge||ance!
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Me | of my law|ful pleas|ure she | restrained,
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And prayed | me oft | forbear|ance: did | it with
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A pud|ency* so | rosy,| the sweet | view on it
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Might well have | warmed old Sat|urn; that | I
thought || her
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As chaste,| as unsunned snow.| Oh^all | the
devils!
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This yel|low Iach|imo,| in an hour,| wast not?
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Or less;| at first?| Perchance | he spoke | not,
but
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Like a full-ac|orned^boar,| a Ger|man one,
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Cried oh, and mount|ed; found | no op|posi||tion
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But what | he looked | for, should | oppose,| and
she
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Should from | encount|er guard.| Could I |
find^out
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The wom|an's part | in me,| for there's no |
motion
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That tends | to vice | in man,| but I | affirm
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It is | the wom|an's part:| be it ly|ing, note
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The wom|an's: flat|tering, hers;| deceiv|ing,
hers:
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Lust, and rank thoughts,| hers, hers; reveng|es
hers;
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Ambi|tions, cov|etings, change | of prides,|
disdain,
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Nice^long|ing, sland|ers, mut|abil|ity,
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All* faults | that name,| nay, that | hell |
knows,
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Why hers,| in part,| or all;| but rath|er all.
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For even | to vice ????
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They are / not const|ant, but | are chang|ing
still;
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One vice, but | of a min|ute old,| for one
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Not half | so old | as that.| I'll write |
against them,
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Detest | them, curse | them: yet |'tis great|er
skill
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In a / true hate,| to pray | they have | their
will:
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The ve|ry devils | cannot | plague them | better.
[Exit]