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Page 91
... Kath . How now ? Enter a Gentleman . Gent . And't please your grace , the two great cardinals Wait in the presence . Kath . Would they speak with me ? Gent . They will'd me say so madam . Kath . Pray their graces To come near : [ Exit ...
... Kath . How now ? Enter a Gentleman . Gent . And't please your grace , the two great cardinals Wait in the presence . Kath . Would they speak with me ? Gent . They will'd me say so madam . Kath . Pray their graces To come near : [ Exit ...
Page 139
... Kath . It is not you I call for ; Saw ye none enter since I slept ? Grif . None , madam . Kath . No ? Saw you not even now a blessed troop Invite me to a banquet , whose bright faces Cast thousand beams upon me , like the sun ? They ...
... Kath . It is not you I call for ; Saw ye none enter since I slept ? Grif . None , madam . Kath . No ? Saw you not even now a blessed troop Invite me to a banquet , whose bright faces Cast thousand beams upon me , like the sun ? They ...
Page 141
... Kath . Cap . O my lord , The times and titles now are alter'd strangely With me , since first you knew me . But I pray you , What is your pleasure with me ? Noble lady , First mine own service to your grace , the next The king's request ...
... Kath . Cap . O my lord , The times and titles now are alter'd strangely With me , since first you knew me . But I pray you , What is your pleasure with me ? Noble lady , First mine own service to your grace , the next The king's request ...
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