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The Spanish Tragedy

by Thomas Kyd

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[Act III. Scene 9.]

[The DUKE’s castle.]

Bel-imperia at a window.

BEL. What meanes this outrage that is offred me?
  What am I thus sequestred from the court?
  No notice? shall I not know the cause
  Of these my secret and suspitious ils?
  Accursed brother! vnkinde murderer!
  Why bends thou thus thy minde to martir me?
  Hieronimo, why writ I of they wrongs,
  Or why art thou so slack in thy reuenge?
  Andrea! O Andrea, that thou sawest
  Me for thy freend Horatio handled thus,
  And him for me thus causeles murdered!
  Well, force perforce, I must constraine my-selfe
  To patience, and apply me to the time,
  Till Heauen, as I haue hoped, shall set me free.

Enter [CHRISTOPHEL.]

CHRIS. Come, Madame Bel-imperia, this [must] not be!

Exeunt.

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