The Law of Lombardy A Tragedy |
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SCENE II.
BIRENO,alone.
By their description, it was Paladore;
The place, the glittering robe, his courage too,
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Left her enough of breath to tell the tale,
She has, no doubt, told all, and wing'd him back,
To wreak his vengeance on me; this way only,
Can I be safe; firm as he is, and fearless,
My ambush cuts him off; and, by his death,
The full tide of my prosperous fortune flows,
Never to ebb.
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