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The more unsquar'd, unbevell'd, he appears,
Reckons his parents among the rank of fools,
Strikes care upon their heads with his mad riots;
Makes them look old, before they meet with age.
This is a son!--And what a loss were this,
Consider'd truly?--O, but my Horatio
Grew out of reach of these insatiate humours:
He lov'd his loving parents; 30
He was my comfort, and his mother's joy,
The very arm that did hold up our house:
Our hopes were storèd up in him,
None but a damnèd murderer could hate him.
He had not seen the back of nineteen year,
When his strong arm unhors'd
The proud Prince Balthazar, and his great mind,
Too full of honour, took him to his mercy--
That valiant, but ignoble Portingal!
Well, heaven is heaven still!
And there is Nemesis, and Furies, 40
And things call'd whips,
And they sometimes do meet with murderers:
They do not always 'scape, that is some comfort.
Ay, ay, ay; and then time steals on,
And steals, and steals, till violence leaps forth
Like thunder wrappèd in a ball of fire,
And so doth bring confusion to them all.]
Good leave have you: nay, I pray you go,
For I'll leave you, if you can leave me so. 50

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Publication Information: Book Title: The Spanish Tragedy: A Play. Contributors: Thomas Kyd - author, J. Schick - editor. Publisher: J. M. Dent. Place of Publication: London. Publication Year: 1898. Page Number: 77.
    
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