a_winters_tale.yml

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  text_entry: ACT I
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  text_entry: SCENE I. Antechamber in LEONTES palace.
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  text_entry: Enter CAMILLO and ARCHIDAMUS
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  text_entry: If you shall chance, Camillo, to visit Bohemia, on
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  speaker: ARCHIDAMUS
  text_entry: the like occasion whereon my services are now on
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  speaker: ARCHIDAMUS
  text_entry: foot, you shall see, as I have said, great
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  text_entry: difference betwixt our Bohemia and your Sicilia.
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  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: I think, this coming summer, the King of Sicilia
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  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: means to pay Bohemia the visitation which he justly owes him.
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  speaker: ARCHIDAMUS
  text_entry: Wherein our entertainment shall shame us we will be
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  speaker: ARCHIDAMUS
  text_entry: justified in our loves; for indeed--
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  line_number: 1.1.9
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Beseech you,--
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  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 1.1.10
  speaker: ARCHIDAMUS
  text_entry: 'Verily, I speak it in the freedom of my knowledge:'
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  line_number: 1.1.11
  speaker: ARCHIDAMUS
  text_entry: we cannot with such magnificence--in so rare--I know
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  speaker: ARCHIDAMUS
  text_entry: not what to say. We will give you sleepy drinks,
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  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 1.1.13
  speaker: ARCHIDAMUS
  text_entry: that your senses, unintelligent of our insufficience,
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  speaker: ARCHIDAMUS
  text_entry: may, though they cannot praise us, as little accuse
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  speaker: ARCHIDAMUS
  text_entry: us.
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  line_number: 1.1.16
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: You pay a great deal too dear for whats given freely.
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  speaker: ARCHIDAMUS
  text_entry: Believe me, I speak as my understanding instructs me
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  speaker: ARCHIDAMUS
  text_entry: and as mine honesty puts it to utterance.
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  speech_number: 8
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  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Sicilia cannot show himself over-kind to Bohemia.
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  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: They were trained together in their childhoods; and
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  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: there rooted betwixt them then such an affection,
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  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: which cannot choose but branch now. Since their
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  line_number: 1.1.23
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: more mature dignities and royal necessities made
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  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: separation of their society, their encounters,
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  line_number: 1.1.25
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: though not personal, have been royally attorneyed
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  line_number: 1.1.26
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: with interchange of gifts, letters, loving
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  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: embassies; that they have seemed to be together,
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  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: though absent, shook hands, as over a vast, and
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  line_number: 1.1.29
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: embraced, as it were, from the ends of opposed
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  text_entry: winds. The heavens continue their loves!
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  line_number: 1.1.31
  speaker: ARCHIDAMUS
  text_entry: I think there is not in the world either malice or
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  speaker: ARCHIDAMUS
  text_entry: matter to alter it. You have an unspeakable
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  speaker: ARCHIDAMUS
  text_entry: 'comfort of your young prince Mamillius: it is a'
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  speaker: ARCHIDAMUS
  text_entry: gentleman of the greatest promise that ever came
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  speaker: ARCHIDAMUS
  text_entry: into my note.
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  line_number: 1.1.36
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'I very well agree with you in the hopes of him: it'
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  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: is a gallant child; one that indeed physics the
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  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'subject, makes old hearts fresh: they that went on'
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  line_number: 1.1.39
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: crutches ere he was born desire yet their life to
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  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: see him a man.
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  speaker: ARCHIDAMUS
  text_entry: Would they else be content to die?
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  line_number: 1.1.42
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Yes; if there were no other excuse why they should
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  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: desire to live.
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  speaker: ARCHIDAMUS
  text_entry: If the king had no son, they would desire to live
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  speaker: ARCHIDAMUS
  text_entry: on crutches till he had one.
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  speaker: ARCHIDAMUS
  text_entry: Exeunt
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  text_entry: SCENE II. A room of state in the same.
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  speaker: ARCHIDAMUS
  text_entry: Enter LEONTES, HERMIONE, MAMILLIUS, POLIXENES, CAMILLO, and Attendants
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  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Nine changes of the watery star hath been
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  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: The shepherds note since we have left our throne
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  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: 'Without a burthen: time as long again'
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  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Would be find up, my brother, with our thanks;
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  line_number: 1.2.5
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: And yet we should, for perpetuity,
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  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 1.2.6
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: 'Go hence in debt: and therefore, like a cipher,'
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  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 1.2.7
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Yet standing in rich place, I multiply
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  line_number: 1.2.8
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: With one We thank you many thousands moe
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  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 1.2.9
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: That go before it.
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  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Stay your thanks a while;
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  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: And pay them when you part.
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  line_number: 1.2.12
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Sir, thats to-morrow.
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  line_number: 1.2.13
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: I am questiond by my fears, of what may chance
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  line_number: 1.2.14
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Or breed upon our absence; that may blow
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  line_number: 1.2.15
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: No sneaping winds at home, to make us say
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  line_number: 1.2.16
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: 'This is put forth too truly: besides, I have stayd'
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  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 1.2.17
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: To tire your royalty.
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  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: We are tougher, brother,
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  line_number: 1.2.19
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Than you can put us tot.
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  line_number: 1.2.20
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: No longer stay.
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  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: One seven-night longer.
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  line_number: 1.2.22
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Very sooth, to-morrow.
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  line_number: 1.2.23
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Well part the time betweens then; and in that
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  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 1.2.24
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Ill no gainsaying.
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  line_number: 1.2.25
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Press me not, beseech you, so.
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  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 1.2.26
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: There is no tongue that moves, none, none i the world,
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  line_number: 1.2.27
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: 'So soon as yours could win me: so it should now,'
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  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 1.2.28
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Were there necessity in your request, although
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  line_number: 1.2.29
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Twere needful I denied it. My affairs
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  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 1.2.30
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: 'Do even drag me homeward: which to hinder'
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  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 1.2.31
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Were in your love a whip to me; my stay
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  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 1.2.32
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: 'To you a charge and trouble: to save both,'
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  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 1.2.33
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Farewell, our brother.
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  line_number: 1.2.34
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Tongue-tied, our queen?
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  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 1.2.35
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: speak you.
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  line_number: 1.2.36
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: I had thought, sir, to have held my peace until
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  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 1.2.37
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: You have drawn oaths from him not to stay. You, sir,
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  line_number: 1.2.38
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Charge him too coldly. Tell him, you are sure
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  line_number: 1.2.39
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: All in Bohemias well; this satisfaction
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  line_number: 1.2.40
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'The by-gone day proclaimd: say this to him,'
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  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 1.2.41
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Hes beat from his best ward.
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  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 1.2.42
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Well said, Hermione.
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  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 1.2.43
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'To tell, he longs to see his son, were strong:'
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  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 1.2.44
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: But let him say so then, and let him go;
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  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 1.2.45
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: But let him swear so, and he shall not stay,
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  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 1.2.46
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Well thwack him hence with distaffs.
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  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 1.2.47
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Yet of your royal presence Ill adventure
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  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 1.2.48
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: The borrow of a week. When at Bohemia
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  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 1.2.49
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: You take my lord, Ill give him my commission
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  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 1.2.50
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: To let him there a month behind the gest
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  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 1.2.51
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'Prefixd fors parting: yet, good deed, Leontes,'
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  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 1.2.52
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: I love thee not a jar o the clock behind
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  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 1.2.53
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: What lady-she her lord. Youll stay?
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  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 1.2.54
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: No, madam.
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  speech_number: 15
  line_number: 1.2.55
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Nay, but you will?
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  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 1.2.56
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: I may not, verily.
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  speech_number: 17
  line_number: 1.2.57
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Verily!
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  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 17
  line_number: 1.2.58
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: You put me off with limber vows; but I,
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  speech_number: 17
  line_number: 1.2.59
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Though you would seek to unsphere the
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  speech_number: 17
  line_number: 1.2.60
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: stars with oaths,
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  speech_number: 17
  line_number: 1.2.61
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Should yet say Sir, no going. Verily,
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  speech_number: 17
  line_number: 1.2.62
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'You shall not go: a ladys Verily s'
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  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 17
  line_number: 1.2.63
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: As potent as a lords. Will you go yet?
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  speech_number: 17
  line_number: 1.2.64
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Force me to keep you as a prisoner,
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  speech_number: 17
  line_number: 1.2.65
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Not like a guest; so you shall pay your fees
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  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 17
  line_number: 1.2.66
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: When you depart, and save your thanks. How say you?
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  speech_number: 17
  line_number: 1.2.67
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: My prisoner? or my guest? by your dread Verily,
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  speech_number: 17
  line_number: 1.2.68
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: One of them you shall be.
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  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 1.2.69
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: 'Your guest, then, madam:'
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  line_number: 1.2.70
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: To be your prisoner should import offending;
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  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 1.2.71
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Which is for me less easy to commit
- line_id: 108030
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 1.2.72
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Than you to punish.
- line_id: 108031
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 1.2.73
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Not your gaoler, then,
- line_id: 108032
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 1.2.74
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: But your kind hostess. Come, Ill question you
- line_id: 108033
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 1.2.75
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'Of my lords tricks and yours when you were boys:'
- line_id: 108034
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 1.2.76
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: You were pretty lordings then?
- line_id: 108035
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: 1.2.77
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: We were, fair queen,
- line_id: 108036
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: 1.2.78
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Two lads that thought there was no more behind
- line_id: 108037
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: 1.2.79
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: But such a day to-morrow as to-day,
- line_id: 108038
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: 1.2.80
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: And to be boy eternal.
- line_id: 108039
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 1.2.81
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Was not my lord
- line_id: 108040
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 1.2.82
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: The verier wag o the two?
- line_id: 108041
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 1.2.83
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: We were as twinnd lambs that did frisk i the sun,
- line_id: 108042
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 1.2.84
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: 'And bleat the one at the other: what we changed'
- line_id: 108043
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 1.2.85
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Was innocence for innocence; we knew not
- line_id: 108044
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 1.2.86
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: The doctrine of ill-doing, nor dreamd
- line_id: 108045
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 1.2.87
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: That any did. Had we pursued that life,
- line_id: 108046
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 1.2.88
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: And our weak spirits neer been higher reard
- line_id: 108047
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 1.2.89
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: With stronger blood, we should have answerd heaven
- line_id: 108048
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 1.2.90
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Boldly not guilty; the imposition cleard
- line_id: 108049
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 1.2.91
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Hereditary ours.
- line_id: 108050
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 23
  line_number: 1.2.92
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: By this we gather
- line_id: 108051
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 23
  line_number: 1.2.93
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: You have trippd since.
- line_id: 108052
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 1.2.94
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: O my most sacred lady!
- line_id: 108053
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 1.2.95
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Temptations have since then been born tos; for
- line_id: 108054
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 1.2.96
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: In those unfledged days was my wife a girl;
- line_id: 108055
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 1.2.97
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Your precious self had then not crossd the eyes
- line_id: 108056
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 1.2.98
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Of my young play-fellow.
- line_id: 108057
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 1.2.99
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Grace to boot!
- line_id: 108058
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 1.2.100
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Of this make no conclusion, lest you say
- line_id: 108059
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 1.2.101
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'Your queen and I are devils: yet go on;'
- line_id: 108060
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 1.2.102
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: The offences we have made you do well answer,
- line_id: 108061
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 1.2.103
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: If you first sinnd with us and that with us
- line_id: 108062
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 1.2.104
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: You did continue fault and that you slippd not
- line_id: 108063
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 1.2.105
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: With any but with us.
- line_id: 108064
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 26
  line_number: 1.2.106
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Is he won yet?
- line_id: 108065
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 27
  line_number: 1.2.107
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Hell stay my lord.
- line_id: 108066
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 28
  line_number: 1.2.108
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: At my request he would not.
- line_id: 108067
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 28
  line_number: 1.2.109
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Hermione, my dearest, thou never spokest
- line_id: 108068
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 28
  line_number: 1.2.110
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: To better purpose.
- line_id: 108069
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 29
  line_number: 1.2.111
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Never?
- line_id: 108070
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 30
  line_number: 1.2.112
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Never, but once.
- line_id: 108071
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 1.2.113
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: What! have I twice said well? when wast before?
- line_id: 108072
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 1.2.114
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: I prithee tell me; crams with praise, and makes
- line_id: 108073
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 1.2.115
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'As fat as tame things: one good deed dying tongueless'
- line_id: 108074
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 1.2.116
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Slaughters a thousand waiting upon that.
- line_id: 108075
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 1.2.117
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'Our praises are our wages: you may rides'
- line_id: 108076
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 1.2.118
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: With one soft kiss a thousand furlongs ere
- line_id: 108077
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 1.2.119
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'With spur we beat an acre. But to the goal:'
- line_id: 108078
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 1.2.120
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'My last good deed was to entreat his stay:'
- line_id: 108079
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 1.2.121
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: What was my first? it has an elder sister,
- line_id: 108080
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 1.2.122
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'Or I mistake you: O, would her name were Grace!'
- line_id: 108081
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 1.2.123
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'But once before I spoke to the purpose: when?'
- line_id: 108082
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 1.2.124
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Nay, let me havet; I long.
- line_id: 108083
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 32
  line_number: 1.2.125
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Why, that was when
- line_id: 108084
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 32
  line_number: 1.2.126
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Three crabbed months had sourd themselves to death,
- line_id: 108085
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 32
  line_number: 1.2.127
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Ere I could make thee open thy white hand
- line_id: 108086
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 32
  line_number: 1.2.128
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'And clap thyself my love: then didst thou utter'
- line_id: 108087
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 32
  line_number: 1.2.129
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: I am yours for ever.
- line_id: 108088
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 1.2.130
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Tis grace indeed.
- line_id: 108089
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 1.2.131
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'Why, lo you now, I have spoke to the purpose twice:'
- line_id: 108090
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 1.2.132
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: The one for ever earnd a royal husband;
- line_id: 108091
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 1.2.133
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: The other for some while a friend.
- line_id: 108092
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 1.2.134
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: "[Aside]Too hot, too hot!"
- line_id: 108093
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 1.2.135
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: To mingle friendship far is mingling bloods.
- line_id: 108094
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 1.2.136
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'I have tremor cordis on me: my heart dances;'
- line_id: 108095
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 1.2.137
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: But not for joy; not joy. This entertainment
- line_id: 108096
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 1.2.138
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: May a free face put on, derive a liberty
- line_id: 108097
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 1.2.139
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: From heartiness, from bounty, fertile bosom,
- line_id: 108098
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 1.2.140
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: And well become the agent; t may, I grant;
- line_id: 108099
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 1.2.141
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: But to be paddling palms and pinching fingers,
- line_id: 108100
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 1.2.142
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: As now they are, and making practised smiles,
- line_id: 108101
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 1.2.143
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: As in a looking-glass, and then to sigh, as twere
- line_id: 108102
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 1.2.144
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: The mort o the deer; O, that is entertainment
- line_id: 108103
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 1.2.145
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: My bosom likes not, nor my brows! Mamillius,
- line_id: 108104
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 1.2.146
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Art thou my boy?
- line_id: 108105
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 1.2.147
  speaker: MAMILLIUS
  text_entry: Ay, my good lord.
- line_id: 108106
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 1.2.148
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: I fecks!
- line_id: 108107
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 1.2.149
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Why, thats my bawcock. What, hast
- line_id: 108108
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 1.2.150
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: smutchd thy nose?
- line_id: 108109
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 1.2.151
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: They say it is a copy out of mine. Come, captain,
- line_id: 108110
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 1.2.152
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'We must be neat; not neat, but cleanly, captain:'
- line_id: 108111
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 1.2.153
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: And yet the steer, the heifer and the calf
- line_id: 108112
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 1.2.154
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Are all calld neat.--Still virginalling
- line_id: 108113
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 1.2.155
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Upon his palm!--How now, you wanton calf!
- line_id: 108114
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 1.2.156
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Art thou my calf?
- line_id: 108115
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 37
  line_number: 1.2.157
  speaker: MAMILLIUS
  text_entry: Yes, if you will, my lord.
- line_id: 108116
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 1.2.158
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Thou wantst a rough pash and the shoots that I have,
- line_id: 108117
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 1.2.159
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'To be full like me: yet they say we are'
- line_id: 108118
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 1.2.160
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Almost as like as eggs; women say so,
- line_id: 108119
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 1.2.161
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: That will say anything but were they false
- line_id: 108120
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 1.2.162
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: As oer-dyed blacks, as wind, as waters, false
- line_id: 108121
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 1.2.163
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: As dice are to be wishd by one that fixes
- line_id: 108122
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 1.2.164
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: No bourn twixt his and mine, yet were it true
- line_id: 108123
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 1.2.165
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: To say this boy were like me. Come, sir page,
- line_id: 108124
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 1.2.166
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Look on me with your welkin eye: sweet villain!'
- line_id: 108125
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 1.2.167
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Most dearst! my collop! Can thy dam?--mayt be?--
- line_id: 108126
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 1.2.168
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Affection! thy intention stabs the centre:'
- line_id: 108127
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 1.2.169
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Thou dost make possible things not so held,
- line_id: 108128
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 1.2.170
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Communicatest with dreams;--how can this be?--
- line_id: 108129
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 1.2.171
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: With whats unreal thou coactive art,
- line_id: 108130
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 1.2.172
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'And fellowst nothing: then tis very credent'
- line_id: 108131
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 1.2.173
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Thou mayst co-join with something; and thou dost,
- line_id: 108132
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 1.2.174
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: And that beyond commission, and I find it,
- line_id: 108133
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 1.2.175
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: And that to the infection of my brains
- line_id: 108134
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 1.2.176
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: And hardening of my brows.
- line_id: 108135
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 39
  line_number: 1.2.177
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: What means Sicilia?
- line_id: 108136
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 40
  line_number: 1.2.178
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: He something seems unsettled.
- line_id: 108137
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 1.2.179
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: How, my lord!
- line_id: 108138
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 1.2.180
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: What cheer? how ist with you, best brother?
- line_id: 108139
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 1.2.181
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: You look as if you held a brow of much distraction
- line_id: 108140
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 1.2.182
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Are you moved, my lord?
- line_id: 108141
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 1.2.183
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: No, in good earnest.
- line_id: 108142
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 1.2.184
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: How sometimes nature will betray its folly,
- line_id: 108143
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 1.2.185
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Its tenderness, and make itself a pastime
- line_id: 108144
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 1.2.186
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: To harder bosoms! Looking on the lines
- line_id: 108145
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 1.2.187
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Of my boys face, methoughts I did recoil
- line_id: 108146
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 1.2.188
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Twenty-three years, and saw myself unbreechd,
- line_id: 108147
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 1.2.189
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: In my green velvet coat, my dagger muzzled,
- line_id: 108148
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 1.2.190
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Lest it should bite its master, and so prove,
- line_id: 108149
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 1.2.191
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'As ornaments oft do, too dangerous:'
- line_id: 108150
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 1.2.192
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: How like, methought, I then was to this kernel,
- line_id: 108151
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 1.2.193
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: This squash, this gentleman. Mine honest friend,
- line_id: 108152
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 1.2.194
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Will you take eggs for money?
- line_id: 108153
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 44
  line_number: 1.2.195
  speaker: MAMILLIUS
  text_entry: No, my lord, Ill fight.
- line_id: 108154
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 45
  line_number: 1.2.196
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: You will! why, happy man bes dole! My brother,
- line_id: 108155
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 45
  line_number: 1.2.197
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Are you so fond of your young prince as we
- line_id: 108156
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 45
  line_number: 1.2.198
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Do seem to be of ours?
- line_id: 108157
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 46
  line_number: 1.2.199
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: If at home, sir,
- line_id: 108158
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 46
  line_number: 1.2.200
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Hes all my exercise, my mirth, my matter,
- line_id: 108159
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 46
  line_number: 1.2.201
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Now my sworn friend and then mine enemy,
- line_id: 108160
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 46
  line_number: 1.2.202
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: 'My parasite, my soldier, statesman, all:'
- line_id: 108161
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 46
  line_number: 1.2.203
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: He makes a Julys day short as December,
- line_id: 108162
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 46
  line_number: 1.2.204
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: And with his varying childness cures in me
- line_id: 108163
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 46
  line_number: 1.2.205
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Thoughts that would thick my blood.
- line_id: 108164
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 47
  line_number: 1.2.206
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: So stands this squire
- line_id: 108165
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 47
  line_number: 1.2.207
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Officed with me: we two will walk, my lord,'
- line_id: 108166
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 47
  line_number: 1.2.208
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: And leave you to your graver steps. Hermione,
- line_id: 108167
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 47
  line_number: 1.2.209
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: How thou lovest us, show in our brothers welcome;
- line_id: 108168
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 47
  line_number: 1.2.210
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Let what is dear in Sicily be cheap:'
- line_id: 108169
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 47
  line_number: 1.2.211
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Next to thyself and my young rover, hes
- line_id: 108170
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 47
  line_number: 1.2.212
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Apparent to my heart.
- line_id: 108171
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 48
  line_number: 1.2.213
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: If you would seek us,
- line_id: 108172
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 48
  line_number: 1.2.214
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'We are yours i the garden: shalls attend you there?'
- line_id: 108173
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 1.2.215
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'To your own bents dispose you: youll be found,'
- line_id: 108174
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 1.2.216
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Be you beneath the sky.
- line_id: 108175
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: ''
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Aside
- line_id: 108176
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 1.2.217
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: I am angling now,
- line_id: 108177
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 1.2.218
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Though you perceive me not how I give line.
- line_id: 108178
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 1.2.219
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Go to, go to!
- line_id: 108179
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 1.2.220
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: How she holds up the neb, the bill to him!
- line_id: 108180
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 1.2.221
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: And arms her with the boldness of a wife
- line_id: 108181
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 1.2.222
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: To her allowing husband!
- line_id: 108182
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: ''
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Exeunt POLIXENES, HERMIONE, and Attendants
- line_id: 108183
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 1.2.223
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Gone already!
- line_id: 108184
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 1.2.224
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Inch-thick, knee-deep, oer head and
- line_id: 108185
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 1.2.225
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: ears a forkd one!
- line_id: 108186
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 1.2.226
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Go, play, boy, play: thy mother plays, and I'
- line_id: 108187
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 1.2.227
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Play too, but so disgraced a part, whose issue
- line_id: 108188
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 1.2.228
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Will hiss me to my grave: contempt and clamour'
- line_id: 108189
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 1.2.229
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Will be my knell. Go, play, boy, play.
- line_id: 108190
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 1.2.230
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: There have been,
- line_id: 108191
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 1.2.231
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Or I am much deceived, cuckolds ere now;
- line_id: 108192
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 1.2.232
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: And many a man there is, even at this present,
- line_id: 108193
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 1.2.233
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Now while I speak this, holds his wife by the arm,
- line_id: 108194
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 1.2.234
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: That little thinks she has been sluiced ins absence
- line_id: 108195
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 1.2.235
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: And his pond fishd by his next neighbour, by
- line_id: 108196
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 1.2.236
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Sir Smile, his neighbour: nay, theres comfort int'
- line_id: 108197
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 1.2.237
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Whiles other men have gates and those gates opend,
- line_id: 108198
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 1.2.238
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: As mine, against their will. Should all despair
- line_id: 108199
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 1.2.239
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: That have revolted wives, the tenth of mankind
- line_id: 108200
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 1.2.240
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Would hang themselves. Physic fort there is none;
- line_id: 108201
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 1.2.241
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: It is a bawdy planet, that will strike
- line_id: 108202
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 1.2.242
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Where tis predominant; and tis powerful, think it,
- line_id: 108203
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 1.2.243
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'From east, west, north and south: be it concluded,'
- line_id: 108204
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 1.2.244
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: No barricado for a belly; knowt;
- line_id: 108205
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 1.2.245
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: It will let in and out the enemy
- line_id: 108206
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 1.2.246
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'With bag and baggage: many thousand ons'
- line_id: 108207
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 1.2.247
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Have the disease, and feelt not. How now, boy!
- line_id: 108208
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 50
  line_number: 1.2.248
  speaker: MAMILLIUS
  text_entry: I am like you, they say.
- line_id: 108209
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 51
  line_number: 1.2.249
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Why thats some comfort. What, Camillo there?
- line_id: 108210
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 52
  line_number: 1.2.250
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Ay, my good lord.
- line_id: 108211
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 53
  line_number: 1.2.251
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Go play, Mamillius; thourt an honest man.
- line_id: 108212
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 53
  line_number: ''
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Exit MAMILLIUS
- line_id: 108213
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 53
  line_number: 1.2.252
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Camillo, this great sir will yet stay longer.
- line_id: 108214
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 54
  line_number: 1.2.253
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'You had much ado to make his anchor hold:'
- line_id: 108215
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 54
  line_number: 1.2.254
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: When you cast out, it still came home.
- line_id: 108216
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 55
  line_number: 1.2.255
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Didst note it?
- line_id: 108217
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 56
  line_number: 1.2.256
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'He would not stay at your petitions: made'
- line_id: 108218
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 56
  line_number: 1.2.257
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: His business more material.
- line_id: 108219
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 57
  line_number: 1.2.258
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Didst perceive it?
- line_id: 108220
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 57
  line_number: ''
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Aside
- line_id: 108221
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 57
  line_number: 1.2.259
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Theyre here with me already, whispering, rounding
- line_id: 108222
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 57
  line_number: 1.2.260
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Sicilia is a so-forth: tis far gone,'
- line_id: 108223
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 57
  line_number: 1.2.261
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: When I shall gust it last. How camet, Camillo,
- line_id: 108224
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 57
  line_number: 1.2.262
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: That he did stay?
- line_id: 108225
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 58
  line_number: 1.2.263
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: At the good queens entreaty.
- line_id: 108226
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 59
  line_number: 1.2.264
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'At the queens bet: good should be pertinent'
- line_id: 108227
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 59
  line_number: 1.2.265
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: But, so it is, it is not. Was this taken
- line_id: 108228
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 59
  line_number: 1.2.266
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: By any understanding pate but thine?
- line_id: 108229
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 59
  line_number: 1.2.267
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: For thy conceit is soaking, will draw in
- line_id: 108230
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 59
  line_number: 1.2.268
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'More than the common blocks: not noted, ist,'
- line_id: 108231
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 59
  line_number: 1.2.269
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: But of the finer natures? by some severals
- line_id: 108232
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 59
  line_number: 1.2.270
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Of head-piece extraordinary? lower messes
- line_id: 108233
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 59
  line_number: 1.2.271
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Perchance are to this business purblind? say.
- line_id: 108234
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 60
  line_number: 1.2.272
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Business, my lord! I think most understand
- line_id: 108235
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 60
  line_number: 1.2.273
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Bohemia stays here longer.
- line_id: 108236
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 61
  line_number: 1.2.274
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Ha!
- line_id: 108237
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 62
  line_number: 1.2.275
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Stays here longer.
- line_id: 108238
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 63
  line_number: 1.2.276
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Ay, but why?
- line_id: 108239
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 64
  line_number: 1.2.277
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: To satisfy your highness and the entreaties
- line_id: 108240
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 64
  line_number: 1.2.278
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Of our most gracious mistress.
- line_id: 108241
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 65
  line_number: 1.2.279
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Satisfy!
- line_id: 108242
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 65
  line_number: 1.2.280
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: The entreaties of your mistress! satisfy!
- line_id: 108243
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 65
  line_number: 1.2.281
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Let that suffice. I have trusted thee, Camillo,
- line_id: 108244
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 65
  line_number: 1.2.282
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: With all the nearest things to my heart, as well
- line_id: 108245
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 65
  line_number: 1.2.283
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: My chamber-councils, wherein, priest-like, thou
- line_id: 108246
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 65
  line_number: 1.2.284
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Hast cleansed my bosom, I from thee departed
- line_id: 108247
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 65
  line_number: 1.2.285
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Thy penitent reformd: but we have been'
- line_id: 108248
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 65
  line_number: 1.2.286
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Deceived in thy integrity, deceived
- line_id: 108249
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 65
  line_number: 1.2.287
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: In that which seems so.
- line_id: 108250
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 66
  line_number: 1.2.288
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Be it forbid, my lord!
- line_id: 108251
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 67
  line_number: 1.2.289
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: To bide upont, thou art not honest, or,
- line_id: 108252
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 67
  line_number: 1.2.290
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: If thou inclinest that way, thou art a coward,
- line_id: 108253
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 67
  line_number: 1.2.291
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Which hoxes honesty behind, restraining
- line_id: 108254
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 67
  line_number: 1.2.292
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: From course required; or else thou must be counted
- line_id: 108255
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 67
  line_number: 1.2.293
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: A servant grafted in my serious trust
- line_id: 108256
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 67
  line_number: 1.2.294
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: And therein negligent; or else a fool
- line_id: 108257
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 67
  line_number: 1.2.295
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: That seest a game playd home, the rich stake drawn,
- line_id: 108258
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 67
  line_number: 1.2.296
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: And takest it all for jest.
- line_id: 108259
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 68
  line_number: 1.2.297
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: My gracious lord,
- line_id: 108260
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 68
  line_number: 1.2.298
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: I may be negligent, foolish and fearful;
- line_id: 108261
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 68
  line_number: 1.2.299
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: In every one of these no man is free,
- line_id: 108262
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 68
  line_number: 1.2.300
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: But that his negligence, his folly, fear,
- line_id: 108263
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 68
  line_number: 1.2.301
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Among the infinite doings of the world,
- line_id: 108264
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 68
  line_number: 1.2.302
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Sometime puts forth. In your affairs, my lord,
- line_id: 108265
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 68
  line_number: 1.2.303
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: If ever I were wilful-negligent,
- line_id: 108266
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 68
  line_number: 1.2.304
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: It was my folly; if industriously
- line_id: 108267
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 68
  line_number: 1.2.305
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: I playd the fool, it was my negligence,
- line_id: 108268
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 68
  line_number: 1.2.306
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Not weighing well the end; if ever fearful
- line_id: 108269
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 68
  line_number: 1.2.307
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: To do a thing, where I the issue doubted,
- line_id: 108270
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 68
  line_number: 1.2.308
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Where of the execution did cry out
- line_id: 108271
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 68
  line_number: 1.2.309
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Against the non-performance, twas a fear
- line_id: 108272
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 68
  line_number: 1.2.310
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'Which oft infects the wisest: these, my lord,'
- line_id: 108273
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 68
  line_number: 1.2.311
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Are such allowd infirmities that honesty
- line_id: 108274
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 68
  line_number: 1.2.312
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Is never free of. But, beseech your grace,
- line_id: 108275
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 68
  line_number: 1.2.313
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Be plainer with me; let me know my trespass
- line_id: 108276
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 68
  line_number: 1.2.314
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'By its own visage: if I then deny it,'
- line_id: 108277
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 68
  line_number: 1.2.315
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Tis none of mine.
- line_id: 108278
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 69
  line_number: 1.2.316
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Ha not you seen, Camillo,--
- line_id: 108279
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 69
  line_number: 1.2.317
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: But thats past doubt, you have, or your eye-glass
- line_id: 108280
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 69
  line_number: 1.2.318
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Is thicker than a cuckolds horn,--or heard,--
- line_id: 108281
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 69
  line_number: 1.2.319
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: For to a vision so apparent rumour
- line_id: 108282
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 69
  line_number: 1.2.320
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Cannot be mute,--or thought,--for cogitation
- line_id: 108283
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 69
  line_number: 1.2.321
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Resides not in that man that does not think,--
- line_id: 108284
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 69
  line_number: 1.2.322
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: My wife is slippery? If thou wilt confess,
- line_id: 108285
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 69
  line_number: 1.2.323
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Or else be impudently negative,
- line_id: 108286
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 69
  line_number: 1.2.324
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: To have nor eyes nor ears nor thought, then say
- line_id: 108287
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 69
  line_number: 1.2.325
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: My wifes a hobby-horse, deserves a name
- line_id: 108288
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 69
  line_number: 1.2.326
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: As rank as any flax-wench that puts to
- line_id: 108289
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 69
  line_number: 1.2.327
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Before her troth-plight: sayt and justifyt.'
- line_id: 108290
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 70
  line_number: 1.2.328
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: I would not be a stander-by to hear
- line_id: 108291
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 70
  line_number: 1.2.329
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: My sovereign mistress clouded so, without
- line_id: 108292
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 70
  line_number: 1.2.330
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'My present vengeance taken: shrew my heart,'
- line_id: 108293
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 70
  line_number: 1.2.331
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: You never spoke what did become you less
- line_id: 108294
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 70
  line_number: 1.2.332
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Than this; which to reiterate were sin
- line_id: 108295
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 70
  line_number: 1.2.333
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: As deep as that, though true.
- line_id: 108296
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 71
  line_number: 1.2.334
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Is whispering nothing?
- line_id: 108297
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 71
  line_number: 1.2.335
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Is leaning cheek to cheek? is meeting noses?
- line_id: 108298
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 71
  line_number: 1.2.336
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Kissing with inside lip? stopping the career
- line_id: 108299
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 71
  line_number: 1.2.337
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Of laughing with a sigh?--a note infallible
- line_id: 108300
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 71
  line_number: 1.2.338
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Of breaking honesty--horsing foot on foot?
- line_id: 108301
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 71
  line_number: 1.2.339
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Skulking in corners? wishing clocks more swift?
- line_id: 108302
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 71
  line_number: 1.2.340
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Hours, minutes? noon, midnight? and all eyes
- line_id: 108303
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 71
  line_number: 1.2.341
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Blind with the pin and web but theirs, theirs only,
- line_id: 108304
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 71
  line_number: 1.2.342
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: That would unseen be wicked? is this nothing?
- line_id: 108305
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 71
  line_number: 1.2.343
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Why, then the world and all thats int is nothing;
- line_id: 108306
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 71
  line_number: 1.2.344
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: The covering sky is nothing; Bohemia nothing;
- line_id: 108307
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 71
  line_number: 1.2.345
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: My wife is nothing; nor nothing have these nothings,
- line_id: 108308
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 71
  line_number: 1.2.346
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: If this be nothing.
- line_id: 108309
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 72
  line_number: 1.2.347
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Good my lord, be cured
- line_id: 108310
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 72
  line_number: 1.2.348
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Of this diseased opinion, and betimes;
- line_id: 108311
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 72
  line_number: 1.2.349
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: For tis most dangerous.
- line_id: 108312
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 73
  line_number: 1.2.350
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Say it be, tis true.
- line_id: 108313
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 74
  line_number: 1.2.351
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: No, no, my lord.
- line_id: 108314
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 75
  line_number: 1.2.352
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'It is; you lie, you lie:'
- line_id: 108315
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 75
  line_number: 1.2.353
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: I say thou liest, Camillo, and I hate thee,
- line_id: 108316
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 75
  line_number: 1.2.354
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Pronounce thee a gross lout, a mindless slave,
- line_id: 108317
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 75
  line_number: 1.2.355
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Or else a hovering temporizer, that
- line_id: 108318
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 75
  line_number: 1.2.356
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Canst with thine eyes at once see good and evil,
- line_id: 108319
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 75
  line_number: 1.2.357
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Inclining to them both: were my wifes liver'
- line_id: 108320
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 75
  line_number: 1.2.358
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Infected as her life, she would not live
- line_id: 108321
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 75
  line_number: 1.2.359
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: The running of one glass.
- line_id: 108322
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 76
  line_number: 1.2.360
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Who does infect her?
- line_id: 108323
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 77
  line_number: 1.2.361
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Why, he that wears her like a medal, hanging
- line_id: 108324
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 77
  line_number: 1.2.362
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'About his neck, Bohemia: who, if I'
- line_id: 108325
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 77
  line_number: 1.2.363
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Had servants true about me, that bare eyes
- line_id: 108326
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 77
  line_number: 1.2.364
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: To see alike mine honour as their profits,
- line_id: 108327
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 77
  line_number: 1.2.365
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Their own particular thrifts, they would do that
- line_id: 108328
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 77
  line_number: 1.2.366
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Which should undo more doing: ay, and thou,'
- line_id: 108329
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 77
  line_number: 1.2.367
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: His cupbearer,--whom I from meaner form
- line_id: 108330
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 77
  line_number: 1.2.368
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Have benched and reared to worship, who mayst see
- line_id: 108331
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 77
  line_number: 1.2.369
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Plainly as heaven sees earth and earth sees heaven,
- line_id: 108332
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 77
  line_number: 1.2.370
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: How I am galled,--mightst bespice a cup,
- line_id: 108333
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 77
  line_number: 1.2.371
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: To give mine enemy a lasting wink;
- line_id: 108334
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 77
  line_number: 1.2.372
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Which draught to me were cordial.
- line_id: 108335
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 78
  line_number: 1.2.373
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Sir, my lord,
- line_id: 108336
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 78
  line_number: 1.2.374
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: I could do this, and that with no rash potion,
- line_id: 108337
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 78
  line_number: 1.2.375
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: But with a lingering dram that should not work
- line_id: 108338
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 78
  line_number: 1.2.376
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'Maliciously like poison: but I cannot'
- line_id: 108339
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 78
  line_number: 1.2.377
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Believe this crack to be in my dread mistress,
- line_id: 108340
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 78
  line_number: 1.2.378
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: So sovereignly being honourable.
- line_id: 108341
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 78
  line_number: 1.2.379
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: I have loved thee,--
- line_id: 108342
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 79
  line_number: 1.2.380
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Make that thy question, and go rot!
- line_id: 108343
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 79
  line_number: 1.2.381
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Dost think I am so muddy, so unsettled,
- line_id: 108344
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 79
  line_number: 1.2.382
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: To appoint myself in this vexation, sully
- line_id: 108345
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 79
  line_number: 1.2.383
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: The purity and whiteness of my sheets,
- line_id: 108346
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 79
  line_number: 1.2.384
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Which to preserve is sleep, which being spotted
- line_id: 108347
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 79
  line_number: 1.2.385
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Is goads, thorns, nettles, tails of wasps,
- line_id: 108348
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 79
  line_number: 1.2.386
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Give scandal to the blood o the prince my son,
- line_id: 108349
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 79
  line_number: 1.2.387
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Who I do think is mine and love as mine,
- line_id: 108350
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 79
  line_number: 1.2.388
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Without ripe moving tot? Would I do this?
- line_id: 108351
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 79
  line_number: 1.2.389
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Could man so blench?
- line_id: 108352
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 80
  line_number: 1.2.390
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'I must believe you, sir:'
- line_id: 108353
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 80
  line_number: 1.2.391
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: I do; and will fetch off Bohemia fort;
- line_id: 108354
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 80
  line_number: 1.2.392
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Provided that, when hes removed, your highness
- line_id: 108355
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 80
  line_number: 1.2.393
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Will take again your queen as yours at first,
- line_id: 108356
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 80
  line_number: 1.2.394
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Even for your sons sake; and thereby for sealing
- line_id: 108357
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 80
  line_number: 1.2.395
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: The injury of tongues in courts and kingdoms
- line_id: 108358
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 80
  line_number: 1.2.396
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Known and allied to yours.
- line_id: 108359
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 81
  line_number: 1.2.397
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Thou dost advise me
- line_id: 108360
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 81
  line_number: 1.2.398
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Even so as I mine own course have set down:'
- line_id: 108361
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 81
  line_number: 1.2.399
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Ill give no blemish to her honour, none.
- line_id: 108362
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 82
  line_number: 1.2.400
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: My lord,
- line_id: 108363
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 82
  line_number: 1.2.401
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Go then; and with a countenance as clear
- line_id: 108364
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 82
  line_number: 1.2.402
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: As friendship wears at feasts, keep with Bohemia
- line_id: 108365
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 82
  line_number: 1.2.403
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'And with your queen. I am his cupbearer:'
- line_id: 108366
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 82
  line_number: 1.2.404
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: If from me he have wholesome beverage,
- line_id: 108367
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 82
  line_number: 1.2.405
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Account me not your servant.
- line_id: 108368
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 83
  line_number: 1.2.406
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'This is all:'
- line_id: 108369
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 83
  line_number: 1.2.407
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Dot and thou hast the one half of my heart;
- line_id: 108370
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 83
  line_number: 1.2.408
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Dot not, thou splitst thine own.
- line_id: 108371
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 84
  line_number: 1.2.409
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Ill dot, my lord.
- line_id: 108372
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 85
  line_number: 1.2.410
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: I will seem friendly, as thou hast advised me.
- line_id: 108373
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 85
  line_number: ''
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Exit
- line_id: 108374
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 86
  line_number: 1.2.411
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: O miserable lady! But, for me,
- line_id: 108375
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 86
  line_number: 1.2.412
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: What case stand I in? I must be the poisoner
- line_id: 108376
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 86
  line_number: 1.2.413
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Of good Polixenes; and my ground to dot
- line_id: 108377
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 86
  line_number: 1.2.414
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Is the obedience to a master, one
- line_id: 108378
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 86
  line_number: 1.2.415
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Who in rebellion with himself will have
- line_id: 108379
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 86
  line_number: 1.2.416
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: All that are his so too. To do this deed,
- line_id: 108380
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 86
  line_number: 1.2.417
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Promotion follows. If I could find example
- line_id: 108381
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 86
  line_number: 1.2.418
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Of thousands that had struck anointed kings
- line_id: 108382
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 86
  line_number: 1.2.419
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: And flourishd after, Ild not dot; but since
- line_id: 108383
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 86
  line_number: 1.2.420
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Nor brass nor stone nor parchment bears not one,
- line_id: 108384
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 86
  line_number: 1.2.421
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Let villany itself forsweart. I must
- line_id: 108385
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 86
  line_number: 1.2.422
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'Forsake the court: to dot, or no, is certain'
- line_id: 108386
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 86
  line_number: 1.2.423
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: To me a break-neck. Happy star, reign now!
- line_id: 108387
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 86
  line_number: 1.2.424
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Here comes Bohemia.
- line_id: 108388
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 86
  line_number: ''
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Re-enter POLIXENES
- line_id: 108389
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 87
  line_number: 1.2.425
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: 'This is strange: methinks'
- line_id: 108390
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 87
  line_number: 1.2.426
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: My favour here begins to warp. Not speak?
- line_id: 108391
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 87
  line_number: 1.2.427
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Good day, Camillo.
- line_id: 108392
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 88
  line_number: 1.2.428
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Hail, most royal sir!
- line_id: 108393
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 89
  line_number: 1.2.429
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: What is the news i the court?
- line_id: 108394
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 90
  line_number: 1.2.430
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: None rare, my lord.
- line_id: 108395
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 91
  line_number: 1.2.431
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: The king hath on him such a countenance
- line_id: 108396
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 91
  line_number: 1.2.432
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: As he had lost some province and a region
- line_id: 108397
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 91
  line_number: 1.2.433
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: 'Loved as he loves himself: even now I met him'
- line_id: 108398
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 91
  line_number: 1.2.434
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: With customary compliment; when he,
- line_id: 108399
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 91
  line_number: 1.2.435
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Wafting his eyes to the contrary and falling
- line_id: 108400
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 91
  line_number: 1.2.436
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: A lip of much contempt, speeds from me and
- line_id: 108401
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 91
  line_number: 1.2.437
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: So leaves me to consider what is breeding
- line_id: 108402
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 91
  line_number: 1.2.438
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: That changeth thus his manners.
- line_id: 108403
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 92
  line_number: 1.2.439
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: I dare not know, my lord.
- line_id: 108404
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 93
  line_number: 1.2.440
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: How! dare not! do not. Do you know, and dare not?
- line_id: 108405
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 93
  line_number: 1.2.441
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: 'Be intelligent to me: tis thereabouts;'
- line_id: 108406
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 93
  line_number: 1.2.442
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: For, to yourself, what you do know, you must.
- line_id: 108407
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 93
  line_number: 1.2.443
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: And cannot say, you dare not. Good Camillo,
- line_id: 108408
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 93
  line_number: 1.2.444
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Your changed complexions are to me a mirror
- line_id: 108409
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 93
  line_number: 1.2.445
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Which shows me mine changed too; for I must be
- line_id: 108410
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 93
  line_number: 1.2.446
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: A party in this alteration, finding
- line_id: 108411
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 93
  line_number: 1.2.447
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Myself thus alterd with t.
- line_id: 108412
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 94
  line_number: 1.2.448
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: There is a sickness
- line_id: 108413
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 94
  line_number: 1.2.449
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Which puts some of us in distemper, but
- line_id: 108414
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 94
  line_number: 1.2.450
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: I cannot name the disease; and it is caught
- line_id: 108415
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 94
  line_number: 1.2.451
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Of you that yet are well.
- line_id: 108416
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 95
  line_number: 1.2.452
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: How! caught of me!
- line_id: 108417
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 95
  line_number: 1.2.453
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: 'Make me not sighted like the basilisk:'
- line_id: 108418
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 95
  line_number: 1.2.454
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: I have lookd on thousands, who have sped the better
- line_id: 108419
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 95
  line_number: 1.2.455
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: By my regard, but killd none so. Camillo,--
- line_id: 108420
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 95
  line_number: 1.2.456
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: As you are certainly a gentleman, thereto
- line_id: 108421
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 95
  line_number: 1.2.457
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Clerk-like experienced, which no less adorns
- line_id: 108422
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 95
  line_number: 1.2.458
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Our gentry than our parents noble names,
- line_id: 108423
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 95
  line_number: 1.2.459
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: In whose success we are gentle,--I beseech you,
- line_id: 108424
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 95
  line_number: 1.2.460
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: If you know aught which does behove my knowledge
- line_id: 108425
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 95
  line_number: 1.2.461
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Thereof to be informd, imprisont not
- line_id: 108426
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 95
  line_number: 1.2.462
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: In ignorant concealment.
- line_id: 108427
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 96
  line_number: 1.2.463
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: I may not answer.
- line_id: 108428
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 97
  line_number: 1.2.464
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: A sickness caught of me, and yet I well!
- line_id: 108429
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 97
  line_number: 1.2.465
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: I must be answerd. Dost thou hear, Camillo,
- line_id: 108430
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 97
  line_number: 1.2.466
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: I conjure thee, by all the parts of man
- line_id: 108431
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 97
  line_number: 1.2.467
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Which honour does acknowledge, whereof the least
- line_id: 108432
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 97
  line_number: 1.2.468
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Is not this suit of mine, that thou declare
- line_id: 108433
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 97
  line_number: 1.2.469
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: What incidency thou dost guess of harm
- line_id: 108434
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 97
  line_number: 1.2.470
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Is creeping toward me; how far off, how near;
- line_id: 108435
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 97
  line_number: 1.2.471
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Which way to be prevented, if to be;
- line_id: 108436
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 97
  line_number: 1.2.472
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: If not, how best to bear it.
- line_id: 108437
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 98
  line_number: 1.2.473
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Sir, I will tell you;
- line_id: 108438
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 98
  line_number: 1.2.474
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Since I am charged in honour and by him
- line_id: 108439
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 98
  line_number: 1.2.475
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'That I think honourable: therefore mark my counsel,'
- line_id: 108440
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 98
  line_number: 1.2.476
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Which must be even as swiftly followd as
- line_id: 108441
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 98
  line_number: 1.2.477
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: I mean to utter it, or both yourself and me
- line_id: 108442
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 98
  line_number: 1.2.478
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Cry lost, and so good night!
- line_id: 108443
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 99
  line_number: 1.2.479
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: On, good Camillo.
- line_id: 108444
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 100
  line_number: 1.2.480
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: I am appointed him to murder you.
- line_id: 108445
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 101
  line_number: 1.2.481
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: By whom, Camillo?
- line_id: 108446
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 102
  line_number: 1.2.482
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: By the king.
- line_id: 108447
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 103
  line_number: 1.2.483
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: For what?
- line_id: 108448
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 104
  line_number: 1.2.484
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: He thinks, nay, with all confidence he swears,
- line_id: 108449
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 104
  line_number: 1.2.485
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: As he had seent or been an instrument
- line_id: 108450
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 104
  line_number: 1.2.486
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: To vice you tot, that you have touchd his queen
- line_id: 108451
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 104
  line_number: 1.2.487
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Forbiddenly.
- line_id: 108452
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 105
  line_number: 1.2.488
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: O, then my best blood turn
- line_id: 108453
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 105
  line_number: 1.2.489
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: To an infected jelly and my name
- line_id: 108454
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 105
  line_number: 1.2.490
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Be yoked with his that did betray the Best!
- line_id: 108455
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 105
  line_number: 1.2.491
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Turn then my freshest reputation to
- line_id: 108456
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 105
  line_number: 1.2.492
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: A savour that may strike the dullest nostril
- line_id: 108457
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 105
  line_number: 1.2.493
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Where I arrive, and my approach be shunnd,
- line_id: 108458
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 105
  line_number: 1.2.494
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Nay, hated too, worse than the greatst infection
- line_id: 108459
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 105
  line_number: 1.2.495
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: That eer was heard or read!
- line_id: 108460
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 106
  line_number: 1.2.496
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Swear his thought over
- line_id: 108461
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 106
  line_number: 1.2.497
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: By each particular star in heaven and
- line_id: 108462
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 106
  line_number: 1.2.498
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: By all their influences, you may as well
- line_id: 108463
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 106
  line_number: 1.2.499
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Forbid the sea for to obey the moon
- line_id: 108464
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 106
  line_number: 1.2.500
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: As or by oath remove or counsel shake
- line_id: 108465
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 106
  line_number: 1.2.501
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: The fabric of his folly, whose foundation
- line_id: 108466
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 106
  line_number: 1.2.502
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Is piled upon his faith and will continue
- line_id: 108467
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 106
  line_number: 1.2.503
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: The standing of his body.
- line_id: 108468
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 107
  line_number: 1.2.504
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: How should this grow?
- line_id: 108469
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 108
  line_number: 1.2.505
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'I know not: but I am sure tis safer to'
- line_id: 108470
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 108
  line_number: 1.2.506
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Avoid whats grown than question how tis born.
- line_id: 108471
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 108
  line_number: 1.2.507
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: If therefore you dare trust my honesty,
- line_id: 108472
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 108
  line_number: 1.2.508
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: That lies enclosed in this trunk which you
- line_id: 108473
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 108
  line_number: 1.2.509
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Shall bear along impawnd, away to-night!
- line_id: 108474
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 108
  line_number: 1.2.510
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Your followers I will whisper to the business,
- line_id: 108475
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 108
  line_number: 1.2.511
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: And will by twos and threes at several posterns
- line_id: 108476
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 108
  line_number: 1.2.512
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Clear them o the city. For myself, Ill put
- line_id: 108477
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 108
  line_number: 1.2.513
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: My fortunes to your service, which are here
- line_id: 108478
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 108
  line_number: 1.2.514
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: By this discovery lost. Be not uncertain;
- line_id: 108479
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 108
  line_number: 1.2.515
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: For, by the honour of my parents, I
- line_id: 108480
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 108
  line_number: 1.2.516
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'Have utterd truth: which if you seek to prove,'
- line_id: 108481
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 108
  line_number: 1.2.517
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: I dare not stand by; nor shall you be safer
- line_id: 108482
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 108
  line_number: 1.2.518
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Than one condemnd by the kings own mouth, thereon
- line_id: 108483
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 108
  line_number: 1.2.519
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: His execution sworn.
- line_id: 108484
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 109
  line_number: 1.2.520
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: 'I do believe thee:'
- line_id: 108485
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 109
  line_number: 1.2.521
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: 'I saw his heart in s face. Give me thy hand:'
- line_id: 108486
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 109
  line_number: 1.2.522
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Be pilot to me and thy places shall
- line_id: 108487
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 109
  line_number: 1.2.523
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Still neighbour mine. My ships are ready and
- line_id: 108488
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 109
  line_number: 1.2.524
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: My people did expect my hence departure
- line_id: 108489
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 109
  line_number: 1.2.525
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Two days ago. This jealousy
- line_id: 108490
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 109
  line_number: 1.2.526
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: 'Is for a precious creature: as shes rare,'
- line_id: 108491
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 109
  line_number: 1.2.527
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Must it be great, and as his persons mighty,
- line_id: 108492
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 109
  line_number: 1.2.528
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Must it be violent, and as he does conceive
- line_id: 108493
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 109
  line_number: 1.2.529
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: He is dishonourd by a man which ever
- line_id: 108494
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 109
  line_number: 1.2.530
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Professd to him, why, his revenges must
- line_id: 108495
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 109
  line_number: 1.2.531
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: 'In that be made more bitter. Fear oershades me:'
- line_id: 108496
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 109
  line_number: 1.2.532
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Good expedition be my friend, and comfort
- line_id: 108497
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 109
  line_number: 1.2.533
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: The gracious queen, part of his theme, but nothing
- line_id: 108498
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 109
  line_number: 1.2.534
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Of his ill-taen suspicion! Come, Camillo;
- line_id: 108499
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 109
  line_number: 1.2.535
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: I will respect thee as a father if
- line_id: 108500
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 109
  line_number: 1.2.536
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: 'Thou bearst my life off hence: let us avoid.'
- line_id: 108501
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 110
  line_number: 1.2.537
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: It is in mine authority to command
- line_id: 108502
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 110
  line_number: 1.2.538
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'The keys of all the posterns: please your highness'
- line_id: 108503
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 110
  line_number: 1.2.539
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: To take the urgent hour. Come, sir, away.
- line_id: 108504
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 110
  line_number: ''
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Exeunt
- line_id: 108505
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 110
  line_number: ''
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: ACT II
- line_id: 108506
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 110
  line_number: ''
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: SCENE I. A room in LEONTES palace.
- line_id: 108507
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 110
  line_number: ''
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Enter HERMIONE, MAMILLIUS, and Ladies
- line_id: 108508
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 2.1.1
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'Take the boy to you: he so troubles me,'
- line_id: 108509
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 2.1.2
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Tis past enduring.
- line_id: 108510
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 2.1.3
  speaker: First Lady
  text_entry: Come, my gracious lord,
- line_id: 108511
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 2.1.4
  speaker: First Lady
  text_entry: Shall I be your playfellow?
- line_id: 108512
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 2.1.5
  speaker: MAMILLIUS
  text_entry: No, Ill none of you.
- line_id: 108513
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 2.1.6
  speaker: First Lady
  text_entry: Why, my sweet lord?
- line_id: 108514
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 2.1.7
  speaker: MAMILLIUS
  text_entry: Youll kiss me hard and speak to me as if
- line_id: 108515
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 2.1.8
  speaker: MAMILLIUS
  text_entry: I were a baby still. I love you better.
- line_id: 108516
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 2.1.9
  speaker: Second Lady
  text_entry: And why so, my lord?
- line_id: 108517
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 2.1.10
  speaker: MAMILLIUS
  text_entry: Not for because
- line_id: 108518
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 2.1.11
  speaker: MAMILLIUS
  text_entry: Your brows are blacker; yet black brows, they say,
- line_id: 108519
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 2.1.12
  speaker: MAMILLIUS
  text_entry: Become some women best, so that there be not
- line_id: 108520
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 2.1.13
  speaker: MAMILLIUS
  text_entry: Too much hair there, but in a semicircle
- line_id: 108521
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 2.1.14
  speaker: MAMILLIUS
  text_entry: Or a half-moon made with a pen.
- line_id: 108522
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 2.1.15
  speaker: Second Lady
  text_entry: Who taught you this?
- line_id: 108523
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 2.1.16
  speaker: MAMILLIUS
  text_entry: I learnt it out of womens faces. Pray now
- line_id: 108524
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 2.1.17
  speaker: MAMILLIUS
  text_entry: What colour are your eyebrows?
- line_id: 108525
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 2.1.18
  speaker: First Lady
  text_entry: Blue, my lord.
- line_id: 108526
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 2.1.19
  speaker: MAMILLIUS
  text_entry: 'Nay, thats a mock: I have seen a ladys nose'
- line_id: 108527
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 2.1.20
  speaker: MAMILLIUS
  text_entry: That has been blue, but not her eyebrows.
- line_id: 108528
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 2.1.21
  speaker: First Lady
  text_entry: Hark ye;
- line_id: 108529
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 2.1.22
  speaker: First Lady
  text_entry: 'The queen your mother rounds apace: we shall'
- line_id: 108530
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 2.1.23
  speaker: First Lady
  text_entry: Present our services to a fine new prince
- line_id: 108531
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 2.1.24
  speaker: First Lady
  text_entry: One of these days; and then yould wanton with us,
- line_id: 108532
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 2.1.25
  speaker: First Lady
  text_entry: If we would have you.
- line_id: 108533
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 2.1.26
  speaker: Second Lady
  text_entry: She is spread of late
- line_id: 108534
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 2.1.27
  speaker: Second Lady
  text_entry: 'Into a goodly bulk: good time encounter her!'
- line_id: 108535
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 2.1.28
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: What wisdom stirs amongst you? Come, sir, now
- line_id: 108536
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 2.1.29
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'I am for you again: pray you, sit by us,'
- line_id: 108537
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 2.1.30
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: And tell s a tale.
- line_id: 108538
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 15
  line_number: 2.1.31
  speaker: MAMILLIUS
  text_entry: Merry or sad shallt be?
- line_id: 108539
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 2.1.32
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: As merry as you will.
- line_id: 108540
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 17
  line_number: 2.1.33
  speaker: MAMILLIUS
  text_entry: 'A sad tales best for winter: I have one'
- line_id: 108541
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 17
  line_number: 2.1.34
  speaker: MAMILLIUS
  text_entry: Of sprites and goblins.
- line_id: 108542
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 2.1.35
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Lets have that, good sir.
- line_id: 108543
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 2.1.36
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'Come on, sit down: come on, and do your best'
- line_id: 108544
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 2.1.37
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: To fright me with your sprites; youre powerful at it.
- line_id: 108545
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 2.1.38
  speaker: MAMILLIUS
  text_entry: There was a man--
- line_id: 108546
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: 2.1.39
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Nay, come, sit down; then on.
- line_id: 108547
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 2.1.40
  speaker: MAMILLIUS
  text_entry: 'Dwelt by a churchyard: I will tell it softly;'
- line_id: 108548
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 2.1.41
  speaker: MAMILLIUS
  text_entry: Yond crickets shall not hear it.
- line_id: 108549
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 2.1.42
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Come on, then,
- line_id: 108550
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 2.1.43
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: And givet me in mine ear.
- line_id: 108551
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: ''
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Enter LEONTES, with ANTIGONUS, Lords and others
- line_id: 108552
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 23
  line_number: 2.1.44
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Was he met there? his train? Camillo with him?
- line_id: 108553
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 2.1.45
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: Behind the tuft of pines I met them; never
- line_id: 108554
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 2.1.46
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: 'Saw I men scour so on their way: I eyed them'
- line_id: 108555
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 2.1.47
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: Even to their ships.
- line_id: 108556
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 2.1.48
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: How blest am I
- line_id: 108557
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 2.1.49
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: In my just censure, in my true opinion!
- line_id: 108558
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 2.1.50
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Alack, for lesser knowledge! how accursed
- line_id: 108559
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 2.1.51
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: In being so blest! There may be in the cup
- line_id: 108560
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 2.1.52
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: A spider steepd, and one may drink, depart,
- line_id: 108561
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 2.1.53
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: And yet partake no venom, for his knowledge
- line_id: 108562
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 2.1.54
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Is not infected: but if one present'
- line_id: 108563
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 2.1.55
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: The abhorrd ingredient to his eye, make known
- line_id: 108564
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 2.1.56
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: How he hath drunk, he cracks his gorge, his sides,
- line_id: 108565
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 2.1.57
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: With violent hefts. I have drunk,
- line_id: 108566
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 2.1.58
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: and seen the spider.
- line_id: 108567
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 2.1.59
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Camillo was his help in this, his pander:'
- line_id: 108568
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 2.1.60
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: There is a plot against my life, my crown;
- line_id: 108569
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 2.1.61
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Alls true that is mistrusted: that false villain'
- line_id: 108570
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 2.1.62
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Whom I employd was pre-employd by him:'
- line_id: 108571
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 2.1.63
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: He has discoverd my design, and I
- line_id: 108572
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 2.1.64
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Remain a pinchd thing; yea, a very trick
- line_id: 108573
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 2.1.65
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: For them to play at will. How came the posterns
- line_id: 108574
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 2.1.66
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: So easily open?
- line_id: 108575
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 26
  line_number: 2.1.67
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: By his great authority;
- line_id: 108576
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 26
  line_number: 2.1.68
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: Which often hath no less prevaild than so
- line_id: 108577
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 26
  line_number: 2.1.69
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: On your command.
- line_id: 108578
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 27
  line_number: 2.1.70
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: I knowt too well.
- line_id: 108579
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 27
  line_number: 2.1.71
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Give me the boy: I am glad you did not nurse him:'
- line_id: 108580
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 27
  line_number: 2.1.72
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Though he does bear some signs of me, yet you
- line_id: 108581
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 27
  line_number: 2.1.73
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Have too much blood in him.
- line_id: 108582
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 28
  line_number: 2.1.74
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: What is this? sport?
- line_id: 108583
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 29
  line_number: 2.1.75
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Bear the boy hence; he shall not come about her;
- line_id: 108584
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 29
  line_number: 2.1.76
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Away with him! and let her sport herself
- line_id: 108585
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 29
  line_number: 2.1.77
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: With that shes big with; for tis Polixenes
- line_id: 108586
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 29
  line_number: 2.1.78
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Has made thee swell thus.
- line_id: 108587
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 30
  line_number: 2.1.79
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: But Ild say he had not,
- line_id: 108588
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 30
  line_number: 2.1.80
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: And Ill be sworn you would believe my saying,
- line_id: 108589
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 30
  line_number: 2.1.81
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Howeer you lean to the nayward.
- line_id: 108590
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 2.1.82
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: You, my lords,
- line_id: 108591
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 2.1.83
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Look on her, mark her well; be but about
- line_id: 108592
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 2.1.84
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: To say she is a goodly lady, and
- line_id: 108593
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 2.1.85
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: The justice of your bearts will thereto add
- line_id: 108594
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 2.1.86
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Tis pity shes not honest, honourable:'
- line_id: 108595
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 2.1.87
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Praise her but for this her without-door form,
- line_id: 108596
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 2.1.88
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Which on my faith deserves high speech, and straight
- line_id: 108597
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 2.1.89
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: The shrug, the hum or ha, these petty brands
- line_id: 108598
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 2.1.90
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: That calumny doth use--O, I am out--
- line_id: 108599
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 2.1.91
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: That mercy does, for calumny will sear
- line_id: 108600
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 2.1.92
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Virtue itself: these shrugs, these hums and has,'
- line_id: 108601
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 2.1.93
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: When you have said shes goodly, come between
- line_id: 108602
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 2.1.94
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Ere you can say shes honest: but be t known,'
- line_id: 108603
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 2.1.95
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: From him that has most cause to grieve it should be,
- line_id: 108604
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 2.1.96
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Shes an adulteress.
- line_id: 108605
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 32
  line_number: 2.1.97
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Should a villain say so,
- line_id: 108606
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 32
  line_number: 2.1.98
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: The most replenishd villain in the world,
- line_id: 108607
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 32
  line_number: 2.1.99
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'He were as much more villain: you, my lord,'
- line_id: 108608
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 32
  line_number: 2.1.100
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Do but mistake.
- line_id: 108609
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 2.1.101
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: You have mistook, my lady,
- line_id: 108610
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 2.1.102
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Polixenes for Leontes: O thou thing!'
- line_id: 108611
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 2.1.103
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Which Ill not call a creature of thy place,
- line_id: 108612
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 2.1.104
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Lest barbarism, making me the precedent,
- line_id: 108613
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 2.1.105
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Should a like language use to all degrees
- line_id: 108614
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 2.1.106
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: And mannerly distinguishment leave out
- line_id: 108615
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 2.1.107
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Betwixt the prince and beggar: I have said'
- line_id: 108616
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 2.1.108
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Shes an adulteress; I have said with whom:'
- line_id: 108617
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 2.1.109
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: More, shes a traitor and Camillo is
- line_id: 108618
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 2.1.110
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: A federary with her, and one that knows
- line_id: 108619
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 2.1.111
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: What she should shame to know herself
- line_id: 108620
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 2.1.112
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: But with her most vile principal, that shes
- line_id: 108621
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 2.1.113
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: A bed-swerver, even as bad as those
- line_id: 108622
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 2.1.114
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: That vulgars give boldst titles, ay, and privy
- line_id: 108623
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 2.1.115
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: To this their late escape.
- line_id: 108624
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 2.1.116
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: No, by my life.
- line_id: 108625
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 2.1.117
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Privy to none of this. How will this grieve you,
- line_id: 108626
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 2.1.118
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: When you shall come to clearer knowledge, that
- line_id: 108627
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 2.1.119
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: You thus have publishd me! Gentle my lord,
- line_id: 108628
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 2.1.120
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: You scarce can right me throughly then to say
- line_id: 108629
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 2.1.121
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: You did mistake.
- line_id: 108630
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 2.1.122
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: No; if I mistake
- line_id: 108631
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 2.1.123
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: In those foundations which I build upon,
- line_id: 108632
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 2.1.124
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: The centre is not big enough to bear
- line_id: 108633
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 2.1.125
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: A school-boys top. Away with her! to prison!
- line_id: 108634
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 2.1.126
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: He who shall speak for her is afar off guilty
- line_id: 108635
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 2.1.127
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: But that he speaks.
- line_id: 108636
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 2.1.128
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'Theres some ill planet reigns:'
- line_id: 108637
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 2.1.129
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: I must be patient till the heavens look
- line_id: 108638
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 2.1.130
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: With an aspect more favourable. Good my lords,
- line_id: 108639
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 2.1.131
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: I am not prone to weeping, as our sex
- line_id: 108640
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 2.1.132
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Commonly are; the want of which vain dew
- line_id: 108641
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 2.1.133
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'Perchance shall dry your pities: but I have'
- line_id: 108642
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 2.1.134
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: That honourable grief lodged here which burns
- line_id: 108643
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 2.1.135
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'Worse than tears drown: beseech you all, my lords,'
- line_id: 108644
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 2.1.136
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: With thoughts so qualified as your charities
- line_id: 108645
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 2.1.137
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Shall best instruct you, measure me; and so
- line_id: 108646
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 2.1.138
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: The kings will be performd!
- line_id: 108647
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 37
  line_number: 2.1.139
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Shall I be heard?
- line_id: 108648
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 2.1.140
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Who ist that goes with me? Beseech your highness,
- line_id: 108649
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 2.1.141
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: My women may be with me; for you see
- line_id: 108650
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 2.1.142
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: My plight requires it. Do not weep, good fools;
- line_id: 108651
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 2.1.143
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'There is no cause: when you shall know your mistress'
- line_id: 108652
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 2.1.144
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Has deserved prison, then abound in tears
- line_id: 108653
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 2.1.145
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'As I come out: this action I now go on'
- line_id: 108654
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 2.1.146
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'Is for my better grace. Adieu, my lord:'
- line_id: 108655
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 2.1.147
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: I never wishd to see you sorry; now
- line_id: 108656
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 2.1.148
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: I trust I shall. My women, come; you have leave.
- line_id: 108657
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 39
  line_number: 2.1.149
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Go, do our bidding; hence!
- line_id: 108658
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 39
  line_number: 2.1.149
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Exit HERMIONE, guarded; with Ladies
- line_id: 108659
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 40
  line_number: 2.1.150
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: Beseech your highness, call the queen again.
- line_id: 108660
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 2.1.151
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Be certain what you do, sir, lest your justice
- line_id: 108661
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 2.1.152
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Prove violence; in the which three great ones suffer,
- line_id: 108662
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 2.1.153
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Yourself, your queen, your son.
- line_id: 108663
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 2.1.154
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: For her, my lord,
- line_id: 108664
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 2.1.155
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: I dare my life lay down and will dot, sir,
- line_id: 108665
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 2.1.156
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: Please you to accept it, that the queen is spotless
- line_id: 108666
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 2.1.157
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: I the eyes of heaven and to you; I mean,
- line_id: 108667
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 2.1.158
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: In this which you accuse her.
- line_id: 108668
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 2.1.159
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: If it prove
- line_id: 108669
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 2.1.160
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Shes otherwise, Ill keep my stables where
- line_id: 108670
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 2.1.161
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: I lodge my wife; Ill go in couples with her;
- line_id: 108671
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 2.1.162
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Than when I feel and see her no farther trust her;
- line_id: 108672
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 2.1.163
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: For every inch of woman in the world,
- line_id: 108673
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 2.1.164
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Ay, every dram of womans flesh is false, If she be.
- line_id: 108674
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 44
  line_number: 2.1.165
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Hold your peaces.
- line_id: 108675
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 45
  line_number: 2.1.166
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: Good my lord,--
- line_id: 108676
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 46
  line_number: 2.1.167
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: 'It is for you we speak, not for ourselves:'
- line_id: 108677
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 46
  line_number: 2.1.168
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: You are abused and by some putter-on
- line_id: 108678
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 46
  line_number: 2.1.169
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: That will be damnd fort; would I knew the villain,
- line_id: 108679
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 46
  line_number: 2.1.170
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: I would land-damn him. Be she honour-flawd,
- line_id: 108680
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 46
  line_number: 2.1.171
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: I have three daughters; the eldest is eleven
- line_id: 108681
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 46
  line_number: 2.1.172
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: The second and the third, nine, and some five;
- line_id: 108682
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 46
  line_number: 2.1.173
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: 'If this prove true, theyll pay fort:'
- line_id: 108683
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 46
  line_number: 2.1.174
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: by mine honour,
- line_id: 108684
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 46
  line_number: 2.1.175
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Ill geld em all; fourteen they shall not see,
- line_id: 108685
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 46
  line_number: 2.1.176
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: 'To bring false generations: they are co-heirs;'
- line_id: 108686
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 46
  line_number: 2.1.177
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: And I had rather glib myself than they
- line_id: 108687
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 46
  line_number: 2.1.178
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Should not produce fair issue.
- line_id: 108688
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 47
  line_number: 2.1.179
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Cease; no more.
- line_id: 108689
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 47
  line_number: 2.1.180
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: You smell this business with a sense as cold
- line_id: 108690
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 47
  line_number: 2.1.181
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'As is a dead mans nose: but I do seet and feelt'
- line_id: 108691
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 47
  line_number: 2.1.182
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: As you feel doing thus; and see withal
- line_id: 108692
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 47
  line_number: 2.1.183
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: The instruments that feel.
- line_id: 108693
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 48
  line_number: 2.1.184
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: If it be so,
- line_id: 108694
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 48
  line_number: 2.1.185
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: 'We need no grave to bury honesty:'
- line_id: 108695
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 48
  line_number: 2.1.186
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Theres not a grain of it the face to sweeten
- line_id: 108696
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 48
  line_number: 2.1.187
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Of the whole dungy earth.
- line_id: 108697
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 2.1.188
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: What! lack I credit?
- line_id: 108698
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 50
  line_number: 2.1.189
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: I had rather you did lack than I, my lord,
- line_id: 108699
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 50
  line_number: 2.1.190
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: Upon this ground; and more it would content me
- line_id: 108700
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 50
  line_number: 2.1.191
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: To have her honour true than your suspicion,
- line_id: 108701
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 50
  line_number: 2.1.192
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: Be blamed fort how you might.
- line_id: 108702
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 51
  line_number: 2.1.193
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Why, what need we
- line_id: 108703
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 51
  line_number: 2.1.194
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Commune with you of this, but rather follow
- line_id: 108704
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 51
  line_number: 2.1.195
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Our forceful instigation? Our prerogative
- line_id: 108705
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 51
  line_number: 2.1.196
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Calls not your counsels, but our natural goodness
- line_id: 108706
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 51
  line_number: 2.1.197
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Imparts this; which if you, or stupefied
- line_id: 108707
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 51
  line_number: 2.1.198
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Or seeming so in skill, cannot or will not
- line_id: 108708
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 51
  line_number: 2.1.199
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Relish a truth like us, inform yourselves
- line_id: 108709
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 51
  line_number: 2.1.200
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'We need no more of your advice: the matter,'
- line_id: 108710
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 51
  line_number: 2.1.201
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: The loss, the gain, the ordering ont, is all
- line_id: 108711
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 51
  line_number: 2.1.202
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Properly ours.
- line_id: 108712
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 52
  line_number: 2.1.203
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: And I wish, my liege,
- line_id: 108713
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 52
  line_number: 2.1.204
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: You had only in your silent judgment tried it,
- line_id: 108714
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 52
  line_number: 2.1.205
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Without more overture.
- line_id: 108715
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 53
  line_number: 2.1.206
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: How could that be?
- line_id: 108716
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 53
  line_number: 2.1.207
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Either thou art most ignorant by age,
- line_id: 108717
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 53
  line_number: 2.1.208
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Or thou wert born a fool. Camillos flight,
- line_id: 108718
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 53
  line_number: 2.1.209
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Added to their familiarity,
- line_id: 108719
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 53
  line_number: 2.1.210
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Which was as gross as ever touchd conjecture,
- line_id: 108720
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 53
  line_number: 2.1.211
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: That lackd sight only, nought for approbation
- line_id: 108721
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 53
  line_number: 2.1.212
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: But only seeing, all other circumstances
- line_id: 108722
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 53
  line_number: 2.1.213
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Made up to the deed, doth push on this proceeding:'
- line_id: 108723
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 53
  line_number: 2.1.214
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Yet, for a greater confirmation,
- line_id: 108724
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 53
  line_number: 2.1.215
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: For in an act of this importance twere
- line_id: 108725
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 53
  line_number: 2.1.216
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Most piteous to be wild, I have dispatchd in post
- line_id: 108726
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 53
  line_number: 2.1.217
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: To sacred Delphos, to Apollos temple,
- line_id: 108727
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 53
  line_number: 2.1.218
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Cleomenes and Dion, whom you know
- line_id: 108728
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 53
  line_number: 2.1.219
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Of stuffd sufficiency: now from the oracle'
- line_id: 108729
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 53
  line_number: 2.1.220
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: They will bring all; whose spiritual counsel had,
- line_id: 108730
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 53
  line_number: 2.1.221
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Shall stop or spur me. Have I done well?
- line_id: 108731
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 54
  line_number: 2.1.222
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: Well done, my lord.
- line_id: 108732
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 55
  line_number: 2.1.223
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Though I am satisfied and need no more
- line_id: 108733
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 55
  line_number: 2.1.224
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Than what I know, yet shall the oracle
- line_id: 108734
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 55
  line_number: 2.1.225
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Give rest to the minds of others, such as he
- line_id: 108735
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 55
  line_number: 2.1.226
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Whose ignorant credulity will not
- line_id: 108736
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 55
  line_number: 2.1.227
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Come up to the truth. So have we thought it good
- line_id: 108737
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 55
  line_number: 2.1.228
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: From our free person she should be confined,
- line_id: 108738
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 55
  line_number: 2.1.229
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Lest that the treachery of the two fled hence
- line_id: 108739
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 55
  line_number: 2.1.230
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Be left her to perform. Come, follow us;
- line_id: 108740
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 55
  line_number: 2.1.231
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: We are to speak in public; for this business
- line_id: 108741
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 55
  line_number: 2.1.232
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Will raise us all.
- line_id: 108742
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 56
  line_number: 2.1.233
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: "[Aside]"
- line_id: 108743
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 56
  line_number: 2.1.234
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: To laughter, as I take it,
- line_id: 108744
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 56
  line_number: 2.1.235
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: If the good truth were known.
- line_id: 108745
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 56
  line_number: ''
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Exeunt
- line_id: 108746
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 56
  line_number: ''
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: SCENE II. A prison.
- line_id: 108747
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 56
  line_number: ''
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Enter PAULINA, a Gentleman, and Attendants
- line_id: 108748
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 2.2.1
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: The keeper of the prison, call to him;
- line_id: 108749
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 2.2.2
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: let him have knowledge who I am.
- line_id: 108750
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: ''
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Exit Gentleman
- line_id: 108751
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 2.2.3
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Good lady,
- line_id: 108752
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 2.2.4
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: No court in Europe is too good for thee;
- line_id: 108753
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 2.2.5
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: What dost thou then in prison?
- line_id: 108754
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: ''
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Re-enter Gentleman, with the Gaoler
- line_id: 108755
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 2.2.6
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Now, good sir,
- line_id: 108756
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 2.2.7
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: You know me, do you not?
- line_id: 108757
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 2.2.8
  speaker: Gaoler
  text_entry: For a worthy lady
- line_id: 108758
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 2.2.9
  speaker: Gaoler
  text_entry: And one whom much I honour.
- line_id: 108759
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 2.2.10
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Pray you then,
- line_id: 108760
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 2.2.11
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Conduct me to the queen.
- line_id: 108761
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 2.2.12
  speaker: Gaoler
  text_entry: 'I may not, madam:'
- line_id: 108762
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 2.2.13
  speaker: Gaoler
  text_entry: To the contrary I have express commandment.
- line_id: 108763
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 2.2.14
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Heres ado,
- line_id: 108764
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 2.2.15
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: To lock up honesty and honour from
- line_id: 108765
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 2.2.16
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: The access of gentle visitors!
- line_id: 108766
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 2.2.17
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Ist lawful, pray you,
- line_id: 108767
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 2.2.18
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: To see her women? any of them? Emilia?
- line_id: 108768
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 2.2.19
  speaker: Gaoler
  text_entry: So please you, madam,
- line_id: 108769
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 2.2.20
  speaker: Gaoler
  text_entry: To put apart these your attendants, I
- line_id: 108770
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 2.2.21
  speaker: Gaoler
  text_entry: Shall bring Emilia forth.
- line_id: 108771
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 2.2.22
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: I pray now, call her.
- line_id: 108772
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 2.2.23
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Withdraw yourselves.
- line_id: 108773
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: ''
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Exeunt Gentleman and Attendants
- line_id: 108774
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 2.2.24
  speaker: Gaoler
  text_entry: And, madam,
- line_id: 108775
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 2.2.25
  speaker: Gaoler
  text_entry: I must be present at your conference.
- line_id: 108776
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 2.2.26
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Well, bet so, prithee.
- line_id: 108777
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: ''
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Exit Gaoler
- line_id: 108778
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 2.2.27
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Heres such ado to make no stain a stain
- line_id: 108779
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 2.2.28
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: As passes colouring.
- line_id: 108780
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: ''
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Re-enter Gaoler, with EMILIA
- line_id: 108781
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 2.2.29
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Dear gentlewoman,
- line_id: 108782
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 2.2.30
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: How fares our gracious lady?
- line_id: 108783
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 2.2.31
  speaker: EMILIA
  text_entry: As well as one so great and so forlorn
- line_id: 108784
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 2.2.32
  speaker: EMILIA
  text_entry: 'May hold together: on her frights and griefs,'
- line_id: 108785
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 2.2.33
  speaker: EMILIA
  text_entry: Which never tender lady hath born greater,
- line_id: 108786
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 2.2.34
  speaker: EMILIA
  text_entry: She is something before her time deliverd.
- line_id: 108787
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 2.2.35
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: A boy?
- line_id: 108788
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 2.2.36
  speaker: EMILIA
  text_entry: A daughter, and a goodly babe,
- line_id: 108789
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 2.2.37
  speaker: EMILIA
  text_entry: 'Lusty and like to live: the queen receives'
- line_id: 108790
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 2.2.38
  speaker: EMILIA
  text_entry: Much comfort int; says My poor prisoner,
- line_id: 108791
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 2.2.39
  speaker: EMILIA
  text_entry: I am innocent as you.
- line_id: 108792
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 2.2.40
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: I dare be sworn
- line_id: 108793
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 2.2.41
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: These dangerous unsafe lunes i the king,
- line_id: 108794
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 2.2.42
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: beshrew them!
- line_id: 108795
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 2.2.43
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'He must be told ont, and he shall: the office'
- line_id: 108796
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 2.2.44
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'Becomes a woman best; Ill taket upon me:'
- line_id: 108797
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 2.2.45
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: If I prove honey-mouthd let my tongue blister
- line_id: 108798
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 2.2.46
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: And never to my red-lookd anger be
- line_id: 108799
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 2.2.47
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: The trumpet any more. Pray you, Emilia,
- line_id: 108800
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 2.2.48
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'Commend my best obedience to the queen:'
- line_id: 108801
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 2.2.49
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: If she dares trust me with her little babe,
- line_id: 108802
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 2.2.50
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Ill showt the king and undertake to be
- line_id: 108803
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 2.2.51
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Her advocate to the loudst. We do not know
- line_id: 108804
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 2.2.52
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'How he may soften at the sight o the child:'
- line_id: 108805
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 2.2.53
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: The silence often of pure innocence
- line_id: 108806
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 2.2.54
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Persuades when speaking fails.
- line_id: 108807
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 2.2.55
  speaker: EMILIA
  text_entry: Most worthy madam,
- line_id: 108808
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 2.2.56
  speaker: EMILIA
  text_entry: Your honour and your goodness is so evident
- line_id: 108809
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 2.2.57
  speaker: EMILIA
  text_entry: That your free undertaking cannot miss
- line_id: 108810
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 2.2.58
  speaker: EMILIA
  text_entry: 'A thriving issue: there is no lady living'
- line_id: 108811
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 2.2.59
  speaker: EMILIA
  text_entry: So meet for this great errand. Please your ladyship
- line_id: 108812
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 2.2.60
  speaker: EMILIA
  text_entry: To visit the next room, Ill presently
- line_id: 108813
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 2.2.61
  speaker: EMILIA
  text_entry: Acquaint the queen of your most noble offer;
- line_id: 108814
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 2.2.62
  speaker: EMILIA
  text_entry: Who  but to-day hammerd of this design,
- line_id: 108815
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 2.2.63
  speaker: EMILIA
  text_entry: But durst not tempt a minister of honour,
- line_id: 108816
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 2.2.64
  speaker: EMILIA
  text_entry: Lest she should be denied.
- line_id: 108817
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 15
  line_number: 2.2.65
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Tell her, Emilia.
- line_id: 108818
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 15
  line_number: 2.2.66
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'Ill use that tongue I have: if wit flow fromt'
- line_id: 108819
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 15
  line_number: 2.2.67
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: As boldness from my bosom, let t not be doubted
- line_id: 108820
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 15
  line_number: 2.2.68
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: I shall do good.
- line_id: 108821
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 2.2.69
  speaker: EMILIA
  text_entry: Now be you blest for it!
- line_id: 108822
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 2.2.70
  speaker: EMILIA
  text_entry: 'Ill to the queen: please you,'
- line_id: 108823
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 2.2.71
  speaker: EMILIA
  text_entry: come something nearer.
- line_id: 108824
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 17
  line_number: 2.2.72
  speaker: Gaoler
  text_entry: Madam, ift please the queen to send the babe,
- line_id: 108825
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 17
  line_number: 2.2.73
  speaker: Gaoler
  text_entry: I know not what I shall incur to pass it,
- line_id: 108826
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 17
  line_number: 2.2.74
  speaker: Gaoler
  text_entry: Having no warrant.
- line_id: 108827
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 2.2.75
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'You need not fear it, sir:'
- line_id: 108828
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 2.2.76
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: This child was prisoner to the womb and is
- line_id: 108829
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 2.2.77
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: By law and process of great nature thence
- line_id: 108830
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 2.2.78
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Freed and enfranchised, not a party to
- line_id: 108831
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 2.2.79
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: The anger of the king nor guilty of,
- line_id: 108832
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 2.2.80
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: If any be, the trespass of the queen.
- line_id: 108833
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 2.2.81
  speaker: Gaoler
  text_entry: I do believe it.
- line_id: 108834
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: 2.2.82
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'Do not you fear: upon mine honour,'
- line_id: 108835
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: 2.2.83
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: I will stand betwixt you and danger.
- line_id: 108836
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: ''
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Exeunt
- line_id: 108837
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: ''
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: SCENE III. A room in LEONTES palace.
- line_id: 108838
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: ''
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Enter LEONTES, ANTIGONUS, Lords, and Servants
- line_id: 108839
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 2.3.1
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Nor night nor day no rest: it is but weakness'
- line_id: 108840
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 2.3.2
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: To bear the matter thus; mere weakness. If
- line_id: 108841
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 2.3.3
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: The cause were not in being,--part o the cause,
- line_id: 108842
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 2.3.4
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: She the adulteress; for the harlot king
- line_id: 108843
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 2.3.5
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Is quite beyond mine arm, out of the blank
- line_id: 108844
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 2.3.6
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: And level of my brain, plot-proof; but she
- line_id: 108845
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 2.3.7
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'I can hook to me: say that she were gone,'
- line_id: 108846
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 2.3.8
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Given to the fire, a moiety of my rest
- line_id: 108847
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 2.3.9
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Might come to me again. Whos there?
- line_id: 108848
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 2.3.10
  speaker: First Servant
  text_entry: My lord?
- line_id: 108849
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 2.3.11
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: How does the boy?
- line_id: 108850
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 2.3.12
  speaker: First Servant
  text_entry: He took good rest to-night;
- line_id: 108851
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 2.3.13
  speaker: First Servant
  text_entry: Tis hoped his sickness is discharged.
- line_id: 108852
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 2.3.14
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: To see his nobleness!
- line_id: 108853
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 2.3.15
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Conceiving the dishonour of his mother,
- line_id: 108854
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 2.3.16
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: He straight declined, droopd, took it deeply,
- line_id: 108855
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 2.3.17
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Fastend and fixd the shame ont in himself,
- line_id: 108856
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 2.3.18
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Threw off his spirit, his appetite, his sleep,
- line_id: 108857
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 2.3.19
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'And downright languishd. Leave me solely: go,'
- line_id: 108858
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 2.3.20
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: See how he fares.
- line_id: 108859
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: ''
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Exit Servant
- line_id: 108860
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 2.3.21
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Fie, fie! no thought of him:'
- line_id: 108861
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 2.3.22
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: The thought of my revenges that way
- line_id: 108862
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 2.3.23
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Recoil upon me: in himself too mighty,'
- line_id: 108863
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 2.3.24
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: And in his parties, his alliance; let him be
- line_id: 108864
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 2.3.25
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Until a time may serve: for present vengeance,'
- line_id: 108865
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 2.3.26
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Take it on her. Camillo and Polixenes
- line_id: 108866
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 2.3.27
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Laugh at me, make their pastime at my sorrow:'
- line_id: 108867
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 2.3.28
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: They should not laugh if I could reach them, nor
- line_id: 108868
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 2.3.29
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Shall she within my power.
- line_id: 108869
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: ''
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Enter PAULINA, with a child
- line_id: 108870
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 2.3.30
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: You must not enter.
- line_id: 108871
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 2.3.31
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'Nay, rather, good my lords, be second to me:'
- line_id: 108872
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 2.3.32
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Fear you his tyrannous passion more, alas,
- line_id: 108873
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 2.3.33
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Than the queens life? a gracious innocent soul,
- line_id: 108874
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 2.3.34
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: More free than he is jealous.
- line_id: 108875
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 2.3.35
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Thats enough.
- line_id: 108876
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 2.3.36
  speaker: Second Servant
  text_entry: Madam, he hath not slept tonight; commanded
- line_id: 108877
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 2.3.37
  speaker: Second Servant
  text_entry: None should come at him.
- line_id: 108878
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 2.3.38
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'Not so hot, good sir:'
- line_id: 108879
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 2.3.39
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: I come to bring him sleep. Tis such as you,
- line_id: 108880
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 2.3.40
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: That creep like shadows by him and do sigh
- line_id: 108881
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 2.3.41
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: At each his needless heavings, such as you
- line_id: 108882
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 2.3.42
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'Nourish the cause of his awaking: I'
- line_id: 108883
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 2.3.43
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Do come with words as medicinal as true,
- line_id: 108884
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 2.3.44
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Honest as either, to purge him of that humour
- line_id: 108885
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 2.3.45
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: That presses him from sleep.
- line_id: 108886
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 2.3.46
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: What noise there, ho?
- line_id: 108887
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 2.3.47
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: No noise, my lord; but needful conference
- line_id: 108888
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 2.3.48
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: About some gossips for your highness.
- line_id: 108889
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 2.3.49
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: How!
- line_id: 108890
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 2.3.50
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Away with that audacious lady! Antigonus,
- line_id: 108891
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 2.3.51
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'I charged thee that she should not come about me:'
- line_id: 108892
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 2.3.52
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: I knew she would.
- line_id: 108893
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 2.3.53
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: I told her so, my lord,
- line_id: 108894
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 2.3.54
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: On your displeasures peril and on mine,
- line_id: 108895
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 2.3.55
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: She should not visit you.
- line_id: 108896
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 15
  line_number: 2.3.56
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: What, canst not rule her?
- line_id: 108897
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 2.3.57
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'From all dishonesty he can: in this,'
- line_id: 108898
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 2.3.58
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Unless he take the course that you have done,
- line_id: 108899
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 2.3.59
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Commit me for committing honour, trust it,
- line_id: 108900
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 2.3.60
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: He shall not rule me.
- line_id: 108901
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 17
  line_number: 2.3.61
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: 'La you now, you hear:'
- line_id: 108902
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 17
  line_number: 2.3.62
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: When she will take the rein I let her run;
- line_id: 108903
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 17
  line_number: 2.3.63
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: But shell not stumble.
- line_id: 108904
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 2.3.64
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Good my liege, I come;
- line_id: 108905
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 2.3.65
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: And, I beseech you, hear me, who profess
- line_id: 108906
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 2.3.66
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Myself your loyal servant, your physician,
- line_id: 108907
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 2.3.67
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Your most obedient counsellor, yet that dare
- line_id: 108908
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 2.3.68
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Less appear so in comforting your evils,
- line_id: 108909
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 2.3.69
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'Than such as most seem yours: I say, I come'
- line_id: 108910
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 2.3.70
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: From your good queen.
- line_id: 108911
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 2.3.71
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Good queen!
- line_id: 108912
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: 2.3.72
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Good queen, my lord,
- line_id: 108913
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: 2.3.73
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Good queen; I say good queen;
- line_id: 108914
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: 2.3.74
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: And would by combat make her good, so were I
- line_id: 108915
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: 2.3.75
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: A man, the worst about you.
- line_id: 108916
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 2.3.76
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Force her hence.
- line_id: 108917
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 2.3.77
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Let him that makes but trifles of his eyes
- line_id: 108918
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 2.3.78
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'First hand me: on mine own accord Ill off;'
- line_id: 108919
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 2.3.79
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: But first Ill do my errand. The good queen,
- line_id: 108920
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 2.3.80
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: For she is good, hath brought you forth a daughter;
- line_id: 108921
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 2.3.81
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Here tis; commends it to your blessing.
- line_id: 108922
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: ''
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Laying down the child
- line_id: 108923
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 23
  line_number: 2.3.82
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Out!
- line_id: 108924
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 23
  line_number: 2.3.83
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'A mankind witch! Hence with her, out o door:'
- line_id: 108925
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 23
  line_number: 2.3.84
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: A most intelligencing bawd!
- line_id: 108926
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 2.3.85
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'Not so:'
- line_id: 108927
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 2.3.86
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: I am as ignorant in that as you
- line_id: 108928
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 2.3.87
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: In so entitling me, and no less honest
- line_id: 108929
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 2.3.88
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Than you are mad; which is enough, Ill warrant,
- line_id: 108930
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 2.3.89
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: As this world goes, to pass for honest.
- line_id: 108931
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 2.3.90
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Traitors!
- line_id: 108932
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 2.3.91
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Will you not push her out? Give her the bastard.
- line_id: 108933
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 2.3.92
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Thou dotard! thou art woman-tired, unroosted
- line_id: 108934
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 2.3.93
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: By thy dame Partlet here. Take up the bastard;
- line_id: 108935
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 2.3.94
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Taket up, I say; givet to thy crone.
- line_id: 108936
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 26
  line_number: 2.3.95
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: For ever
- line_id: 108937
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 26
  line_number: 2.3.96
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Unvenerable be thy hands, if thou
- line_id: 108938
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 26
  line_number: 2.3.97
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Takest up the princess by that forced baseness
- line_id: 108939
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 26
  line_number: 2.3.98
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Which he has put upont!
- line_id: 108940
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 27
  line_number: 2.3.99
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: He dreads his wife.
- line_id: 108941
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 28
  line_number: 2.3.100
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: So I would you did; then twere past all doubt
- line_id: 108942
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 28
  line_number: 2.3.101
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Yould call your children yours.
- line_id: 108943
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 29
  line_number: 2.3.102
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: A nest of traitors!
- line_id: 108944
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 30
  line_number: 2.3.103
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: I am none, by this good light.
- line_id: 108945
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 2.3.104
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Nor I, nor any
- line_id: 108946
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 2.3.105
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: But one thats here, and thats himself, for he
- line_id: 108947
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 2.3.106
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: The sacred honour of himself, his queens,
- line_id: 108948
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 2.3.107
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: His hopeful sons, his babes, betrays to slander,
- line_id: 108949
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 2.3.108
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Whose sting is sharper than the swords;
- line_id: 108950
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 2.3.109
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: and will not--
- line_id: 108951
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 2.3.110
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: For, as the case now stands, it is a curse
- line_id: 108952
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 2.3.111
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: He cannot be compelld tot--once remove
- line_id: 108953
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 2.3.112
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: The root of his opinion, which is rotten
- line_id: 108954
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 2.3.113
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: As ever oak or stone was sound.
- line_id: 108955
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 32
  line_number: 2.3.114
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: A callat
- line_id: 108956
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 32
  line_number: 2.3.115
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Of boundless tongue, who late hath beat her husband
- line_id: 108957
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 32
  line_number: 2.3.116
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: And now baits me! This brat is none of mine;
- line_id: 108958
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 32
  line_number: 2.3.117
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'It is the issue of Polixenes:'
- line_id: 108959
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 32
  line_number: 2.3.118
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Hence with it, and together with the dam
- line_id: 108960
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 32
  line_number: 2.3.119
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Commit them to the fire!
- line_id: 108961
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 2.3.120
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: It is yours;
- line_id: 108962
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 2.3.121
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: And, might we lay the old proverb to your charge,
- line_id: 108963
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 2.3.122
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: So like you, tis the worse. Behold, my lords,
- line_id: 108964
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 2.3.123
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Although the print be little, the whole matter
- line_id: 108965
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 2.3.124
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: And copy of the father, eye, nose, lip,
- line_id: 108966
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 2.3.125
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: The trick ofs frown, his forehead, nay, the valley,
- line_id: 108967
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 2.3.126
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: The pretty dimples of his chin and cheek,
- line_id: 108968
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 2.3.127
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: His smiles,
- line_id: 108969
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 2.3.128
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'The very mould and frame of hand, nail, finger:'
- line_id: 108970
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 2.3.129
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: And thou, good goddess Nature, which hast made it
- line_id: 108971
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 2.3.130
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: So like to him that got it, if thou hast
- line_id: 108972
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 2.3.131
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: The ordering of the mind too, mongst all colours
- line_id: 108973
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 2.3.132
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: No yellow int, lest she suspect, as he does,
- line_id: 108974
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 2.3.133
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Her children not her husbands!
- line_id: 108975
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 2.3.134
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: A gross hag
- line_id: 108976
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 2.3.135
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: And, lozel, thou art worthy to be hangd,
- line_id: 108977
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 2.3.136
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: That wilt not stay her tongue.
- line_id: 108978
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 2.3.137
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Hang all the husbands
- line_id: 108979
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 2.3.138
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: That cannot do that feat, youll leave yourself
- line_id: 108980
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 2.3.139
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Hardly one subject.
- line_id: 108981
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 2.3.140
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Once more, take her hence.
- line_id: 108982
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 37
  line_number: 2.3.141
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: A most unworthy and unnatural lord
- line_id: 108983
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 37
  line_number: 2.3.142
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Can do no more.
- line_id: 108984
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 2.3.143
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Ill ha thee burnt.
- line_id: 108985
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 39
  line_number: 2.3.144
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'I care not:'
- line_id: 108986
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 39
  line_number: 2.3.145
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: It is an heretic that makes the fire,
- line_id: 108987
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 39
  line_number: 2.3.146
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Not she which burns int. Ill not call you tyrant;
- line_id: 108988
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 39
  line_number: 2.3.147
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: But this most cruel usage of your queen,
- line_id: 108989
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 39
  line_number: 2.3.148
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Not able to produce more accusation
- line_id: 108990
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 39
  line_number: 2.3.149
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Than your own weak-hinged fancy, something savours
- line_id: 108991
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 39
  line_number: 2.3.150
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Of tyranny and will ignoble make you,
- line_id: 108992
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 39
  line_number: 2.3.151
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Yea, scandalous to the world.
- line_id: 108993
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 40
  line_number: 2.3.152
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: On your allegiance,
- line_id: 108994
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 40
  line_number: 2.3.153
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Out of the chamber with her! Were I a tyrant,
- line_id: 108995
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 40
  line_number: 2.3.154
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Where were her life? she durst not call me so,
- line_id: 108996
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 40
  line_number: 2.3.155
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: If she did know me one. Away with her!
- line_id: 108997
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 2.3.156
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: I pray you, do not push me; Ill be gone.
- line_id: 108998
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 2.3.157
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'Look to your babe, my lord; tis yours:'
- line_id: 108999
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 2.3.158
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Jove send her
- line_id: 109000
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 2.3.159
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: A better guiding spirit! What needs these hands?
- line_id: 109001
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 2.3.160
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: You, that are thus so tender oer his follies,
- line_id: 109002
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 2.3.161
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Will never do him good, not one of you.
- line_id: 109003
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 2.3.162
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'So, so: farewell; we are gone.'
- line_id: 109004
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: ''
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Exit
- line_id: 109005
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 2.3.163
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Thou, traitor, hast set on thy wife to this.
- line_id: 109006
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 2.3.164
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: My child? away witht! Even thou, that hast
- line_id: 109007
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 2.3.165
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: A heart so tender oer it, take it hence
- line_id: 109008
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 2.3.166
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: And see it instantly consumed with fire;
- line_id: 109009
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 2.3.167
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Even thou and none but thou. Take it up straight:'
- line_id: 109010
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 2.3.168
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Within this hour bring me word tis done,
- line_id: 109011
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 2.3.169
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: And by good testimony, or Ill seize thy life,
- line_id: 109012
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 2.3.170
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: With what thou else callst thine. If thou refuse
- line_id: 109013
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 2.3.171
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: And wilt encounter with my wrath, say so;
- line_id: 109014
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 2.3.172
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: The bastard brains with these my proper hands
- line_id: 109015
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 2.3.173
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Shall I dash out. Go, take it to the fire;
- line_id: 109016
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 2.3.174
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: For thou setst on thy wife.
- line_id: 109017
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 2.3.175
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: 'I did not, sir:'
- line_id: 109018
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 2.3.176
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: These lords, my noble fellows, if they please,
- line_id: 109019
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 2.3.177
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Can clear me int.
- line_id: 109020
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 44
  line_number: 2.3.178
  speaker: Lords
  text_entry: 'We can: my royal liege,'
- line_id: 109021
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 44
  line_number: 2.3.179
  speaker: Lords
  text_entry: He is not guilty of her coming hither.
- line_id: 109022
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 45
  line_number: 2.3.180
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Youre liars all.
- line_id: 109023
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 46
  line_number: 2.3.181
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: 'Beseech your highness, give us better credit:'
- line_id: 109024
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 46
  line_number: 2.3.182
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: We have always truly served you, and beseech you
- line_id: 109025
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 46
  line_number: 2.3.183
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: So to esteem of us, and on our knees we beg,
- line_id: 109026
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 46
  line_number: 2.3.184
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: As recompense of our dear services
- line_id: 109027
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 46
  line_number: 2.3.185
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: Past and to come, that you do change this purpose,
- line_id: 109028
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 46
  line_number: 2.3.186
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: Which being so horrible, so bloody, must
- line_id: 109029
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 46
  line_number: 2.3.187
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: 'Lead on to some foul issue: we all kneel.'
- line_id: 109030
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 47
  line_number: 2.3.188
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'I am a feather for each wind that blows:'
- line_id: 109031
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 47
  line_number: 2.3.189
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Shall I live on to see this bastard kneel
- line_id: 109032
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 47
  line_number: 2.3.190
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: And call me father? better burn it now
- line_id: 109033
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 47
  line_number: 2.3.191
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Than curse it then. But be it; let it live.
- line_id: 109034
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 47
  line_number: 2.3.192
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: It shall not neither. You, sir, come you hither;
- line_id: 109035
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 47
  line_number: 2.3.193
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: You that have been so tenderly officious
- line_id: 109036
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 47
  line_number: 2.3.194
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: With Lady Margery, your midwife there,
- line_id: 109037
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 47
  line_number: 2.3.195
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: To save this bastards life,--for tis a bastard,
- line_id: 109038
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 47
  line_number: 2.3.196
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: So sure as this beards grey,
- line_id: 109039
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 47
  line_number: 2.3.197
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: "--what will you adventure"
- line_id: 109040
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 47
  line_number: 2.3.198
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: To save this brats life?
- line_id: 109041
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 48
  line_number: 2.3.199
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Any thing, my lord,
- line_id: 109042
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 48
  line_number: 2.3.200
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: That my ability may undergo
- line_id: 109043
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 48
  line_number: 2.3.201
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: 'And nobleness impose: at least thus much:'
- line_id: 109044
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 48
  line_number: 2.3.202
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Ill pawn the little blood which I have left
- line_id: 109045
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 48
  line_number: 2.3.203
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: 'To save the innocent: any thing possible.'
- line_id: 109046
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 2.3.204
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: It shall be possible. Swear by this sword
- line_id: 109047
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 2.3.205
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Thou wilt perform my bidding.
- line_id: 109048
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 50
  line_number: 2.3.206
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: I will, my lord.
- line_id: 109049
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 51
  line_number: 2.3.207
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Mark and perform it, seest thou! for the fail
- line_id: 109050
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 51
  line_number: 2.3.208
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Of any point int shall not only be
- line_id: 109051
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 51
  line_number: 2.3.209
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Death to thyself but to thy lewd-tongued wife,
- line_id: 109052
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 51
  line_number: 2.3.210
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Whom for this time we pardon. We enjoin thee,
- line_id: 109053
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 51
  line_number: 2.3.211
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: As thou art liege-man to us, that thou carry
- line_id: 109054
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 51
  line_number: 2.3.212
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: This female bastard hence and that thou bear it
- line_id: 109055
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 51
  line_number: 2.3.213
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: To some remote and desert place quite out
- line_id: 109056
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 51
  line_number: 2.3.214
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Of our dominions, and that there thou leave it,
- line_id: 109057
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 51
  line_number: 2.3.215
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Without more mercy, to its own protection
- line_id: 109058
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 51
  line_number: 2.3.216
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: And favour of the climate. As by strange fortune
- line_id: 109059
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 51
  line_number: 2.3.217
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: It came to us, I do in justice charge thee,
- line_id: 109060
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 51
  line_number: 2.3.218
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: On thy souls peril and thy bodys torture,
- line_id: 109061
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 51
  line_number: 2.3.219
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: That thou commend it strangely to some place
- line_id: 109062
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 51
  line_number: 2.3.220
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Where chance may nurse or end it. Take it up.
- line_id: 109063
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 52
  line_number: 2.3.221
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: I swear to do this, though a present death
- line_id: 109064
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 52
  line_number: 2.3.222
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: 'Had been more merciful. Come on, poor babe:'
- line_id: 109065
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 52
  line_number: 2.3.223
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Some powerful spirit instruct the kites and ravens
- line_id: 109066
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 52
  line_number: 2.3.224
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: To be thy nurses! Wolves and bears, they say
- line_id: 109067
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 52
  line_number: 2.3.225
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Casting their savageness aside have done
- line_id: 109068
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 52
  line_number: 2.3.226
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Like offices of pity. Sir, be prosperous
- line_id: 109069
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 52
  line_number: 2.3.227
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: In more than this deed does require! And blessing
- line_id: 109070
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 52
  line_number: 2.3.228
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Against this cruelty fight on thy side,
- line_id: 109071
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 52
  line_number: 2.3.229
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Poor thing, condemnd to loss!
- line_id: 109072
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 52
  line_number: ''
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Exit with the child
- line_id: 109073
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 53
  line_number: 2.3.230
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: No, Ill not rear
- line_id: 109074
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 53
  line_number: 2.3.231
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Anothers issue.
- line_id: 109075
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 53
  line_number: ''
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Enter a Servant
- line_id: 109076
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 54
  line_number: 2.3.232
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: Please your highness, posts
- line_id: 109077
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 54
  line_number: 2.3.233
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: From those you sent to the oracle are come
- line_id: 109078
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 54
  line_number: 2.3.234
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: 'An hour since: Cleomenes and Dion,'
- line_id: 109079
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 54
  line_number: 2.3.235
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: Being well arrived from Delphos, are both landed,
- line_id: 109080
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 54
  line_number: 2.3.236
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: Hasting to the court.
- line_id: 109081
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 55
  line_number: 2.3.237
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: So please you, sir, their speed
- line_id: 109082
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 55
  line_number: 2.3.238
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: Hath been beyond account.
- line_id: 109083
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 56
  line_number: 2.3.239
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Twenty-three days
- line_id: 109084
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 56
  line_number: 2.3.240
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'They have been absent: tis good speed; foretells'
- line_id: 109085
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 56
  line_number: 2.3.241
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: The great Apollo suddenly will have
- line_id: 109086
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 56
  line_number: 2.3.242
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: The truth of this appear. Prepare you, lords;
- line_id: 109087
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 56
  line_number: 2.3.243
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Summon a session, that we may arraign
- line_id: 109088
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 56
  line_number: 2.3.244
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Our most disloyal lady, for, as she hath
- line_id: 109089
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 56
  line_number: 2.3.245
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Been publicly accused, so shall she have
- line_id: 109090
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 56
  line_number: 2.3.246
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: A just and open trial. While she lives
- line_id: 109091
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 56
  line_number: 2.3.247
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: My heart will be a burthen to me. Leave me,
- line_id: 109092
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 56
  line_number: 2.3.248
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: And think upon my bidding.
- line_id: 109093
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 56
  line_number: ''
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Exeunt
- line_id: 109094
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 56
  line_number: ''
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: ACT III
- line_id: 109095
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 56
  line_number: ''
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: SCENE I. A sea-port in Sicilia.
- line_id: 109096
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 56
  line_number: ''
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Enter CLEOMENES and DION
- line_id: 109097
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 3.1.1
  speaker: CLEOMENES
  text_entry: The climates delicate, the air most sweet,
- line_id: 109098
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 3.1.2
  speaker: CLEOMENES
  text_entry: Fertile the isle, the temple much surpassing
- line_id: 109099
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 3.1.3
  speaker: CLEOMENES
  text_entry: The common praise it bears.
- line_id: 109100
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 3.1.4
  speaker: DION
  text_entry: I shall report,
- line_id: 109101
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 3.1.5
  speaker: DION
  text_entry: For most it caught me, the celestial habits,
- line_id: 109102
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 3.1.6
  speaker: DION
  text_entry: Methinks I so should term them, and the reverence
- line_id: 109103
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 3.1.7
  speaker: DION
  text_entry: Of the grave wearers. O, the sacrifice!
- line_id: 109104
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 3.1.8
  speaker: DION
  text_entry: How ceremonious, solemn and unearthly
- line_id: 109105
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 3.1.9
  speaker: DION
  text_entry: It was i the offering!
- line_id: 109106
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 3.1.10
  speaker: CLEOMENES
  text_entry: But of all, the burst
- line_id: 109107
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 3.1.11
  speaker: CLEOMENES
  text_entry: And the ear-deafening voice o the oracle,
- line_id: 109108
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 3.1.12
  speaker: CLEOMENES
  text_entry: Kin to Joves thunder, so surprised my sense.
- line_id: 109109
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 3.1.13
  speaker: CLEOMENES
  text_entry: That I was nothing.
- line_id: 109110
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 3.1.14
  speaker: DION
  text_entry: If the event o the journey
- line_id: 109111
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 3.1.15
  speaker: DION
  text_entry: Prove as successful to the queen,--O bet so!--
- line_id: 109112
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 3.1.16
  speaker: DION
  text_entry: As it hath been to us rare, pleasant, speedy,
- line_id: 109113
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 3.1.17
  speaker: DION
  text_entry: The time is worth the use ont.
- line_id: 109114
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.1.18
  speaker: CLEOMENES
  text_entry: Great Apollo
- line_id: 109115
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.1.19
  speaker: CLEOMENES
  text_entry: Turn all to the best! These proclamations,
- line_id: 109116
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.1.20
  speaker: CLEOMENES
  text_entry: So forcing faults upon Hermione,
- line_id: 109117
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.1.21
  speaker: CLEOMENES
  text_entry: I little like.
- line_id: 109118
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 3.1.22
  speaker: DION
  text_entry: The violent carriage of it
- line_id: 109119
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 3.1.23
  speaker: DION
  text_entry: 'Will clear or end the business: when the oracle,'
- line_id: 109120
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 3.1.24
  speaker: DION
  text_entry: Thus by Apollos great divine seald up,
- line_id: 109121
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 3.1.25
  speaker: DION
  text_entry: Shall the contents discover, something rare
- line_id: 109122
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 3.1.26
  speaker: DION
  text_entry: 'Even then will rush to knowledge. Go: fresh horses!'
- line_id: 109123
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 3.1.27
  speaker: DION
  text_entry: And gracious be the issue!
- line_id: 109124
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: ''
  speaker: DION
  text_entry: Exeunt
- line_id: 109125
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: ''
  speaker: DION
  text_entry: SCENE II. A court of Justice.
- line_id: 109126
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: ''
  speaker: DION
  text_entry: Enter LEONTES, Lords, and Officers
- line_id: 109127
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 3.2.1
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: This sessions, to our great grief we pronounce,
- line_id: 109128
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 3.2.2
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Even pushes gainst our heart: the party tried'
- line_id: 109129
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 3.2.3
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: The daughter of a king, our wife, and one
- line_id: 109130
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 3.2.4
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Of us too much beloved. Let us be cleard
- line_id: 109131
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 3.2.5
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Of being tyrannous, since we so openly
- line_id: 109132
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 3.2.6
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Proceed in justice, which shall have due course,
- line_id: 109133
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 3.2.7
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Even to the guilt or the purgation.
- line_id: 109134
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 3.2.8
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Produce the prisoner.
- line_id: 109135
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 3.2.9
  speaker: Officer
  text_entry: It is his highness pleasure that the queen
- line_id: 109136
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 3.2.10
  speaker: Officer
  text_entry: Appear in person here in court. Silence!
- line_id: 109137
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 3.2.10
  speaker: Officer
  text_entry: Enter HERMIONE guarded; PAULINA and Ladies attending
- line_id: 109138
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 3.2.11
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Read the indictment.
- line_id: 109139
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 3.2.12
  speaker: Officer
  text_entry: "[Reads]            Hermione, queen to the worthy"
- line_id: 109140
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 3.2.13
  speaker: Officer
  text_entry: Leontes, king of Sicilia, thou art here accused and
- line_id: 109141
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 3.2.14
  speaker: Officer
  text_entry: arraigned of high treason, in committing adultery
- line_id: 109142
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 3.2.15
  speaker: Officer
  text_entry: with Polixenes, king of Bohemia, and conspiring
- line_id: 109143
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 3.2.16
  speaker: Officer
  text_entry: with Camillo to take away the life of our sovereign
- line_id: 109144
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 3.2.17
  speaker: Officer
  text_entry: 'lord the king, thy royal husband: the pretence'
- line_id: 109145
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 3.2.18
  speaker: Officer
  text_entry: whereof being by circumstances partly laid open,
- line_id: 109146
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 3.2.19
  speaker: Officer
  text_entry: thou, Hermione, contrary to the faith and allegiance
- line_id: 109147
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 3.2.20
  speaker: Officer
  text_entry: of a true subject, didst counsel and aid them, for
- line_id: 109148
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 3.2.21
  speaker: Officer
  text_entry: their better safety, to fly away by night.
- line_id: 109149
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.2.22
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Since what I am to say must be but that
- line_id: 109150
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.2.23
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Which contradicts my accusation and
- line_id: 109151
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.2.24
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: The testimony on my part no other
- line_id: 109152
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.2.25
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: But what comes from myself, it shall scarce boot me
- line_id: 109153
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.2.26
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'To say not guilty: mine integrity'
- line_id: 109154
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.2.27
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Being counted falsehood, shall, as I express it,
- line_id: 109155
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.2.28
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'Be so received. But thus: if powers divine'
- line_id: 109156
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.2.29
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Behold our human actions, as they do,
- line_id: 109157
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.2.30
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: I doubt not then but innocence shall make
- line_id: 109158
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.2.31
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: False accusation blush and tyranny
- line_id: 109159
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.2.32
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Tremble at patience. You, my lord, best know,
- line_id: 109160
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.2.33
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Who least will seem to do so, my past life
- line_id: 109161
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.2.34
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Hath been as continent, as chaste, as true,
- line_id: 109162
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.2.35
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: As I am now unhappy; which is more
- line_id: 109163
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.2.36
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Than history can pattern, though devised
- line_id: 109164
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.2.37
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: And playd to take spectators. For behold me
- line_id: 109165
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.2.38
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: A fellow of the royal bed, which owe
- line_id: 109166
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.2.39
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: A moiety of the throne a great kings daughter,
- line_id: 109167
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.2.40
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: The mother to a hopeful prince, here standing
- line_id: 109168
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.2.41
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: To prate and talk for life and honour fore
- line_id: 109169
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.2.42
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Who please to come and hear. For life, I prize it
- line_id: 109170
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.2.43
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'As I weigh grief, which I would spare: for honour,'
- line_id: 109171
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.2.44
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Tis a derivative from me to mine,
- line_id: 109172
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.2.45
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: And only that I stand for. I appeal
- line_id: 109173
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.2.46
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: To your own conscience, sir, before Polixenes
- line_id: 109174
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.2.47
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Came to your court, how I was in your grace,
- line_id: 109175
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.2.48
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: How merited to be so; since he came,
- line_id: 109176
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.2.49
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: With what encounter so uncurrent I
- line_id: 109177
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.2.50
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'Have straind to appear thus: if one jot beyond'
- line_id: 109178
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.2.51
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: The bound of honour, or in act or will
- line_id: 109179
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.2.52
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: That way inclining, hardend be the hearts
- line_id: 109180
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.2.53
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Of all that hear me, and my nearst of kin
- line_id: 109181
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.2.54
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Cry fie upon my grave!
- line_id: 109182
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 3.2.55
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: I neer heard yet
- line_id: 109183
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 3.2.56
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: That any of these bolder vices wanted
- line_id: 109184
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 3.2.57
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Less impudence to gainsay what they did
- line_id: 109185
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 3.2.58
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Than to perform it first.
- line_id: 109186
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.2.59
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Thats true enough;
- line_id: 109187
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.2.60
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Through tis a saying, sir, not due to me.
- line_id: 109188
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 3.2.61
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: You will not own it.
- line_id: 109189
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 3.2.62
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: More than mistress of
- line_id: 109190
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 3.2.63
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Which comes to me in name of fault, I must not
- line_id: 109191
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 3.2.64
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: At all acknowledge. For Polixenes,
- line_id: 109192
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 3.2.65
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: With whom I am accused, I do confess
- line_id: 109193
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 3.2.66
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: I loved him as in honour he required,
- line_id: 109194
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 3.2.67
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: With such a kind of love as might become
- line_id: 109195
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 3.2.68
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: A lady like me, with a love even such,
- line_id: 109196
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 3.2.69
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'So and no other, as yourself commanded:'
- line_id: 109197
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 3.2.70
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Which not to have done I think had been in me
- line_id: 109198
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 3.2.71
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Both disobedience and ingratitude
- line_id: 109199
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 3.2.72
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: To you and toward your friend, whose love had spoke,
- line_id: 109200
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 3.2.73
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Even since it could speak, from an infant, freely
- line_id: 109201
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 3.2.74
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: That it was yours. Now, for conspiracy,
- line_id: 109202
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 3.2.75
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: I know not how it tastes; though it be dishd
- line_id: 109203
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 3.2.76
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'For me to try how: all I know of it'
- line_id: 109204
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 3.2.77
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Is that Camillo was an honest man;
- line_id: 109205
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 3.2.78
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: And why he left your court, the gods themselves,
- line_id: 109206
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 3.2.79
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Wotting no more than I, are ignorant.
- line_id: 109207
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 3.2.80
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: You knew of his departure, as you know
- line_id: 109208
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 3.2.81
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: What you have undertaen to do ins absence.
- line_id: 109209
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 3.2.82
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Sir,
- line_id: 109210
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 3.2.83
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'You speak a language that I understand not:'
- line_id: 109211
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 3.2.84
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: My life stands in the level of your dreams,
- line_id: 109212
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 3.2.85
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Which Ill lay down.
- line_id: 109213
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 3.2.86
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Your actions are my dreams;
- line_id: 109214
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 3.2.87
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: You had a bastard by Polixenes,
- line_id: 109215
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 3.2.88
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: And I but dreamd it. As you were past all shame,--
- line_id: 109216
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 3.2.89
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Those of your fact are so--so past all truth:'
- line_id: 109217
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 3.2.90
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Which to deny concerns more than avails; for as
- line_id: 109218
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 3.2.91
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Thy brat hath been cast out, like to itself,
- line_id: 109219
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 3.2.92
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: No father owning it,--which is, indeed,
- line_id: 109220
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 3.2.93
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: More criminal in thee than it,--so thou
- line_id: 109221
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 3.2.94
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Shalt feel our justice, in whose easiest passage
- line_id: 109222
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 3.2.95
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Look for no less than death.
- line_id: 109223
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.2.96
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'Sir, spare your threats:'
- line_id: 109224
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.2.97
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: The bug which you would fright me with I seek.
- line_id: 109225
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.2.98
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'To me can life be no commodity:'
- line_id: 109226
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.2.99
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: The crown and comfort of my life, your favour,
- line_id: 109227
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.2.100
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: I do give lost; for I do feel it gone,
- line_id: 109228
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.2.101
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: But know not how it went. My second joy
- line_id: 109229
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.2.102
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: And first-fruits of my body, from his presence
- line_id: 109230
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.2.103
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: I am barrd, like one infectious. My third comfort
- line_id: 109231
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.2.104
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Starrd most unluckily, is from my breast,
- line_id: 109232
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.2.105
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: The innocent milk in its most innocent mouth,
- line_id: 109233
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.2.106
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'Haled out to murder: myself on every post'
- line_id: 109234
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.2.107
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'Proclaimed a strumpet: with immodest hatred'
- line_id: 109235
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.2.108
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: The child-bed privilege denied, which longs
- line_id: 109236
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.2.109
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: To women of all fashion; lastly, hurried
- line_id: 109237
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.2.110
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Here to this place, i the open air, before
- line_id: 109238
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.2.111
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: I have got strength of limit. Now, my liege,
- line_id: 109239
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.2.112
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Tell me what blessings I have here alive,
- line_id: 109240
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.2.113
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: That I should fear to die? Therefore proceed.
- line_id: 109241
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.2.114
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'But yet hear this: mistake me not; no life,'
- line_id: 109242
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.2.115
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: I prize it not a straw, but for mine honour,
- line_id: 109243
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.2.116
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Which I would free, if I shall be condemnd
- line_id: 109244
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.2.117
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Upon surmises, all proofs sleeping else
- line_id: 109245
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.2.118
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: But what your jealousies awake, I tell you
- line_id: 109246
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.2.119
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Tis rigor and not law. Your honours all,
- line_id: 109247
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.2.120
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'I do refer me to the oracle:'
- line_id: 109248
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.2.121
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Apollo be my judge!
- line_id: 109249
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 3.2.122
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: This your request
- line_id: 109250
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 3.2.123
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: 'Is altogether just: therefore bring forth,'
- line_id: 109251
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 3.2.124
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: And in Apollos name, his oracle.
- line_id: 109252
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: ''
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: Exeunt certain Officers
- line_id: 109253
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 15
  line_number: 3.2.125
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: 'The Emperor of Russia was my father:'
- line_id: 109254
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 15
  line_number: 3.2.126
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: O that he were alive, and here beholding
- line_id: 109255
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 15
  line_number: 3.2.127
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: His daughters trial! that he did but see
- line_id: 109256
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 15
  line_number: 3.2.128
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: The flatness of my misery, yet with eyes
- line_id: 109257
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 15
  line_number: 3.2.129
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Of pity, not revenge!
- line_id: 109258
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 15
  line_number: ''
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Re-enter Officers, with CLEOMENES and DION
- line_id: 109259
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 3.2.130
  speaker: Officer
  text_entry: You here shall swear upon this sword of justice,
- line_id: 109260
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 3.2.131
  speaker: Officer
  text_entry: That you, Cleomenes and Dion, have
- line_id: 109261
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 3.2.132
  speaker: Officer
  text_entry: Been both at Delphos, and from thence have brought
- line_id: 109262
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 3.2.133
  speaker: Officer
  text_entry: The seald-up oracle, by the hand deliverd
- line_id: 109263
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 3.2.134
  speaker: Officer
  text_entry: Of great Apollos priest; and that, since then,
- line_id: 109264
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 3.2.135
  speaker: Officer
  text_entry: You have not dared to break the holy seal
- line_id: 109265
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 3.2.136
  speaker: Officer
  text_entry: Nor read the secrets int.
- line_id: 109266
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 3.2.137
  speaker: DION
  text_entry: All this we swear.
- line_id: 109267
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 3.2.138
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Break up the seals and read.
- line_id: 109268
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: 3.2.139
  speaker: Officer
  text_entry: "[Reads]Hermione is chaste;"
- line_id: 109269
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: 3.2.140
  speaker: Officer
  text_entry: Polixenes blameless; Camillo a true subject; Leontes
- line_id: 109270
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: 3.2.141
  speaker: Officer
  text_entry: a jealous tyrant; his innocent babe truly begotten;
- line_id: 109271
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: 3.2.142
  speaker: Officer
  text_entry: and the king shall live without an heir, if that
- line_id: 109272
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: 3.2.143
  speaker: Officer
  text_entry: which is lost be not found.
- line_id: 109273
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 3.2.144
  speaker: Lords
  text_entry: Now blessed be the great Apollo!
- line_id: 109274
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 3.2.145
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Praised!
- line_id: 109275
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 23
  line_number: 3.2.146
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Hast thou read truth?
- line_id: 109276
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 3.2.147
  speaker: Officer
  text_entry: Ay, my lord; even so
- line_id: 109277
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 3.2.148
  speaker: Officer
  text_entry: As it is here set down.
- line_id: 109278
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 3.2.149
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'There is no truth at all i the oracle:'
- line_id: 109279
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 3.2.150
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'The sessions shall proceed: this is mere falsehood.'
- line_id: 109280
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: ''
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Enter Servant
- line_id: 109281
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 26
  line_number: 3.2.151
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: My lord the king, the king!
- line_id: 109282
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 27
  line_number: 3.2.152
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: What is the business?
- line_id: 109283
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 28
  line_number: 3.2.153
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: O sir, I shall be hated to report it!
- line_id: 109284
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 28
  line_number: 3.2.154
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: The prince your son, with mere conceit and fear
- line_id: 109285
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 28
  line_number: 3.2.155
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: Of the queens speed, is gone.
- line_id: 109286
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 29
  line_number: 3.2.156
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: How! gone!
- line_id: 109287
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 30
  line_number: 3.2.157
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: Is dead.
- line_id: 109288
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 3.2.158
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Apollos angry; and the heavens themselves
- line_id: 109289
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 3.2.159
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Do strike at my injustice.
- line_id: 109290
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: ''
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: HERMIONE swoons
- line_id: 109291
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 3.2.160
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: How now there!
- line_id: 109292
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 32
  line_number: 3.2.161
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'This news is mortal to the queen: look down'
- line_id: 109293
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 32
  line_number: 3.2.162
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: And see what death is doing.
- line_id: 109294
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 3.2.163
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Take her hence:'
- line_id: 109295
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 3.2.164
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Her heart is but oercharged; she will recover:'
- line_id: 109296
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 3.2.165
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'I have too much believed mine own suspicion:'
- line_id: 109297
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 3.2.166
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Beseech you, tenderly apply to her
- line_id: 109298
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 3.2.167
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Some remedies for life.
- line_id: 109299
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: ''
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Exeunt PAULINA and Ladies, with HERMIONE
- line_id: 109300
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 3.2.168
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Apollo, pardon
- line_id: 109301
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 3.2.169
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: My great profaneness gainst thine oracle!
- line_id: 109302
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 3.2.170
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Ill reconcile me to Polixenes,
- line_id: 109303
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 3.2.171
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: New woo my queen, recall the good Camillo,
- line_id: 109304
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 3.2.172
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Whom I proclaim a man of truth, of mercy;
- line_id: 109305
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 3.2.173
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: For, being transported by my jealousies
- line_id: 109306
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 3.2.174
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: To bloody thoughts and to revenge, I chose
- line_id: 109307
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 3.2.175
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Camillo for the minister to poison
- line_id: 109308
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 3.2.176
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'My friend Polixenes: which had been done,'
- line_id: 109309
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 3.2.177
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: But that the good mind of Camillo tardied
- line_id: 109310
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 3.2.178
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: My swift command, though I with death and with
- line_id: 109311
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 3.2.179
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Reward did threaten and encourage him,
- line_id: 109312
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 3.2.180
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Not doing t and being done: he, most humane'
- line_id: 109313
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 3.2.181
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: And filld with honour, to my kingly guest
- line_id: 109314
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 3.2.182
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Unclaspd my practise, quit his fortunes here,
- line_id: 109315
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 3.2.183
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Which you knew great, and to the hazard
- line_id: 109316
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 3.2.184
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Of all encertainties himself commended,
- line_id: 109317
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 3.2.185
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'No richer than his honour: how he glisters'
- line_id: 109318
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 3.2.186
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Thorough my rust! and how his pity
- line_id: 109319
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 3.2.187
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Does my deeds make the blacker!
- line_id: 109320
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: ''
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Re-enter PAULINA
- line_id: 109321
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 3.2.188
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Woe the while!
- line_id: 109322
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 3.2.189
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: O, cut my lace, lest my heart, cracking it,
- line_id: 109323
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 3.2.190
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Break too.
- line_id: 109324
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 3.2.191
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: What fit is this, good lady?
- line_id: 109325
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 3.2.192
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: What studied torments, tyrant, hast for me?
- line_id: 109326
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 3.2.193
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: What wheels? racks? fires? what flaying? boiling?
- line_id: 109327
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 3.2.194
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: In leads or oils? what old or newer torture
- line_id: 109328
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 3.2.195
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Must I receive, whose every word deserves
- line_id: 109329
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 3.2.196
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: To taste of thy most worst? Thy tyranny
- line_id: 109330
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 3.2.197
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Together working with thy jealousies,
- line_id: 109331
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 3.2.198
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Fancies too weak for boys, too green and idle
- line_id: 109332
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 3.2.199
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: For girls of nine, O, think what they have done
- line_id: 109333
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 3.2.200
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: And then run mad indeed, stark mad! for all
- line_id: 109334
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 3.2.201
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Thy by-gone fooleries were but spices of it.
- line_id: 109335
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 3.2.202
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: That thou betraydst Polixenes,twas nothing;
- line_id: 109336
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 3.2.203
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: That did but show thee, of a fool, inconstant
- line_id: 109337
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 3.2.204
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'And damnable ingrateful: nor wast much,'
- line_id: 109338
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 3.2.205
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Thou wouldst have poisond good Camillos honour,
- line_id: 109339
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 3.2.206
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'To have him kill a king: poor trespasses,'
- line_id: 109340
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 3.2.207
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'More monstrous standing by: whereof I reckon'
- line_id: 109341
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 3.2.208
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: The casting forth to crows thy baby-daughter
- line_id: 109342
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 3.2.209
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: To be or none or little; though a devil
- line_id: 109343
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 3.2.210
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'Would have shed water out of fire ere donet:'
- line_id: 109344
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 3.2.211
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Nor ist directly laid to thee, the death
- line_id: 109345
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 3.2.212
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Of the young prince, whose honourable thoughts,
- line_id: 109346
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 3.2.213
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Thoughts high for one so tender, cleft the heart
- line_id: 109347
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 3.2.214
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: That could conceive a gross and foolish sire
- line_id: 109348
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 3.2.215
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'Blemishd his gracious dam: this is not, no,'
- line_id: 109349
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 3.2.216
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'Laid to thy answer: but the last,--O lords,'
- line_id: 109350
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 3.2.217
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: When I have said, cry woe! the queen, the queen,
- line_id: 109351
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 3.2.218
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: The sweetst, dearst creatures dead,
- line_id: 109352
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 3.2.219
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: and vengeance fort
- line_id: 109353
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 3.2.220
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Not droppd down yet.
- line_id: 109354
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 37
  line_number: 3.2.221
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: The higher powers forbid!
- line_id: 109355
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 3.2.222
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: I say shes dead; Ill sweart. If word nor oath
- line_id: 109356
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 3.2.223
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'Prevail not, go and see: if you can bring'
- line_id: 109357
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 3.2.224
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Tincture or lustre in her lip, her eye,
- line_id: 109358
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 3.2.225
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Heat outwardly or breath within, Ill serve you
- line_id: 109359
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 3.2.226
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: As I would do the gods. But, O thou tyrant!
- line_id: 109360
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 3.2.227
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Do not repent these things, for they are heavier
- line_id: 109361
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 3.2.228
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Than all thy woes can stir; therefore betake thee
- line_id: 109362
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 3.2.229
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: To nothing but despair. A thousand knees
- line_id: 109363
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 3.2.230
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Ten thousand years together, naked, fasting,
- line_id: 109364
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 3.2.231
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Upon a barren mountain and still winter
- line_id: 109365
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 3.2.232
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: In storm perpetual, could not move the gods
- line_id: 109366
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 3.2.233
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: To look that way thou wert.
- line_id: 109367
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 39
  line_number: 3.2.234
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Go on, go on
- line_id: 109368
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 39
  line_number: 3.2.235
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Thou canst not speak too much; I have deserved
- line_id: 109369
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 39
  line_number: 3.2.236
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: All tongues to talk their bitterest.
- line_id: 109370
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 40
  line_number: 3.2.237
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: 'Say no more:'
- line_id: 109371
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 40
  line_number: 3.2.238
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: Howeer the business goes, you have made fault
- line_id: 109372
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 40
  line_number: 3.2.239
  speaker: First Lord
  text_entry: I the boldness of your speech.
- line_id: 109373
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 3.2.240
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'I am sorry fort:'
- line_id: 109374
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 3.2.241
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: All faults I make, when I shall come to know them,
- line_id: 109375
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 3.2.242
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: I do repent. Alas! I have showd too much
- line_id: 109376
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 3.2.243
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'The rashness of a woman: he is touchd'
- line_id: 109377
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 3.2.244
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: To the noble heart. Whats gone and whats past help
- line_id: 109378
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 3.2.245
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'Should be past grief: do not receive affliction'
- line_id: 109379
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 3.2.246
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: At my petition; I beseech you, rather
- line_id: 109380
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 3.2.247
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Let me be punishd, that have minded you
- line_id: 109381
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 3.2.248
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Of what you should forget. Now, good my liege
- line_id: 109382
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 3.2.249
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'Sir, royal sir, forgive a foolish woman:'
- line_id: 109383
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 3.2.250
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: The love I bore your queen--lo, fool again!--
- line_id: 109384
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 3.2.251
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Ill speak of her no more, nor of your children;
- line_id: 109385
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 3.2.252
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Ill not remember you of my own lord,
- line_id: 109386
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 3.2.253
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'Who is lost too: take your patience to you,'
- line_id: 109387
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 3.2.254
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: And Ill say nothing.
- line_id: 109388
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 3.2.255
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Thou didst speak but well
- line_id: 109389
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 3.2.256
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: When most the truth; which I receive much better
- line_id: 109390
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 3.2.257
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Than to be pitied of thee. Prithee, bring me
- line_id: 109391
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 3.2.258
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'To the dead bodies of my queen and son:'
- line_id: 109392
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 3.2.259
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'One grave shall be for both: upon them shall'
- line_id: 109393
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 3.2.260
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: The causes of their death appear, unto
- line_id: 109394
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 3.2.261
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Our shame perpetual. Once a day Ill visit
- line_id: 109395
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 3.2.262
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: The chapel where they lie, and tears shed there
- line_id: 109396
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 3.2.263
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Shall be my recreation: so long as nature'
- line_id: 109397
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 3.2.264
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Will bear up with this exercise, so long
- line_id: 109398
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 3.2.265
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: I daily vow to use it. Come and lead me
- line_id: 109399
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 3.2.266
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Unto these sorrows.
- line_id: 109400
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: ''
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Exeunt
- line_id: 109401
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: ''
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: SCENE III. Bohemia. A desert country near the sea.
- line_id: 109402
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: ''
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Enter ANTIGONUS with a Child, and a Mariner
- line_id: 109403
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 3.3.1
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Thou art perfect then, our ship hath touchd upon
- line_id: 109404
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 3.3.2
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: The deserts of Bohemia?
- line_id: 109405
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 3.3.3
  speaker: Mariner
  text_entry: 'Ay, my lord: and fear'
- line_id: 109406
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 3.3.4
  speaker: Mariner
  text_entry: 'We have landed in ill time: the skies look grimly'
- line_id: 109407
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 3.3.5
  speaker: Mariner
  text_entry: And threaten present blusters. In my conscience,
- line_id: 109408
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 3.3.6
  speaker: Mariner
  text_entry: The heavens with that we have in hand are angry
- line_id: 109409
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 3.3.7
  speaker: Mariner
  text_entry: And frown upon s.
- line_id: 109410
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 3.3.8
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Their sacred wills be done! Go, get aboard;
- line_id: 109411
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 3.3.9
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: 'Look to thy bark: Ill not be long before'
- line_id: 109412
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 3.3.10
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: I call upon thee.
- line_id: 109413
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 3.3.11
  speaker: Mariner
  text_entry: Make your best haste, and go not
- line_id: 109414
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 3.3.12
  speaker: Mariner
  text_entry: 'Too far i the land: tis like to be loud weather;'
- line_id: 109415
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 3.3.13
  speaker: Mariner
  text_entry: Besides, this place is famous for the creatures
- line_id: 109416
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 3.3.14
  speaker: Mariner
  text_entry: Of prey that keep upont.
- line_id: 109417
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.3.15
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: 'Go thou away:'
- line_id: 109418
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 3.3.16
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Ill follow instantly.
- line_id: 109419
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 3.3.17
  speaker: Mariner
  text_entry: I am glad at heart
- line_id: 109420
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 3.3.18
  speaker: Mariner
  text_entry: To be so rid o the business.
- line_id: 109421
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: ''
  speaker: Mariner
  text_entry: Exit
- line_id: 109422
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.19
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: 'Come, poor babe:'
- line_id: 109423
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.20
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: I have heard, but not believed,
- line_id: 109424
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.21
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: the spirits o the dead
- line_id: 109425
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.22
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: 'May walk again: if such thing be, thy mother'
- line_id: 109426
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.23
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Appeard to me last night, for neer was dream
- line_id: 109427
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.24
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: So like a waking. To me comes a creature,
- line_id: 109428
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.25
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Sometimes her head on one side, some another;
- line_id: 109429
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.26
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: I never saw a vessel of like sorrow,
- line_id: 109430
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.27
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: 'So filld and so becoming: in pure white robes,'
- line_id: 109431
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.28
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Like very sanctity, she did approach
- line_id: 109432
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.29
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: My cabin where I lay; thrice bowd before me,
- line_id: 109433
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.30
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: And gasping to begin some speech, her eyes
- line_id: 109434
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.31
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: 'Became two spouts: the fury spent, anon'
- line_id: 109435
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.32
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: 'Did this break-from her: Good Antigonus,'
- line_id: 109436
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.33
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Since fate, against thy better disposition,
- line_id: 109437
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.34
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Hath made thy person for the thrower-out
- line_id: 109438
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.35
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Of my poor babe, according to thine oath,
- line_id: 109439
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.36
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Places remote enough are in Bohemia,
- line_id: 109440
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.37
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: There weep and leave it crying; and, for the babe
- line_id: 109441
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.38
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Is counted lost for ever, Perdita,
- line_id: 109442
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.39
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: I prithee, callt. For this ungentle business
- line_id: 109443
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.40
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Put on thee by my lord, thou neer shalt see
- line_id: 109444
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.41
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Thy wife Paulina more. And so, with shrieks
- line_id: 109445
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.42
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: She melted into air. Affrighted much,
- line_id: 109446
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.43
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: I did in time collect myself and thought
- line_id: 109447
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.44
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: 'This was so and no slumber. Dreams are toys:'
- line_id: 109448
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.45
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Yet for this once, yea, superstitiously,
- line_id: 109449
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.46
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: I will be squared by this. I do believe
- line_id: 109450
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.47
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Hermione hath sufferd death, and that
- line_id: 109451
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.48
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Apollo would, this being indeed the issue
- line_id: 109452
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.49
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Of King Polixenes, it should here be laid,
- line_id: 109453
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.50
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Either for life or death, upon the earth
- line_id: 109454
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.51
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Of its right father. Blossom, speed thee well!
- line_id: 109455
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.52
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: 'There lie, and there thy character: there these;'
- line_id: 109456
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.53
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Which may, if fortune please, both breed thee, pretty,
- line_id: 109457
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.54
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: And still rest thine. The storm begins; poor wretch,
- line_id: 109458
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.55
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: That for thy mothers fault art thus exposed
- line_id: 109459
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.56
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: To loss and what may follow! Weep I cannot,
- line_id: 109460
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.57
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: But my heart bleeds; and most accursed am I
- line_id: 109461
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.58
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: To be by oath enjoind to this. Farewell!
- line_id: 109462
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.59
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: 'The day frowns more and more: thourt like to have'
- line_id: 109463
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.60
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: 'A lullaby too rough: I never saw'
- line_id: 109464
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.61
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: The heavens so dim by day. A savage clamour!
- line_id: 109465
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.62
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: 'Well may I get aboard! This is the chase:'
- line_id: 109466
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 3.3.63
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: I am gone for ever.
- line_id: 109467
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: ''
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Exit, pursued by a bear
- line_id: 109468
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: ''
  speaker: ANTIGONUS
  text_entry: Enter a Shepherd
- line_id: 109469
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 3.3.64
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: I would there were no age between sixteen and
- line_id: 109470
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 3.3.65
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: three-and-twenty, or that youth would sleep out the
- line_id: 109471
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 3.3.66
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: rest; for there is nothing in the between but
- line_id: 109472
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 3.3.67
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: getting wenches with child, wronging the ancientry,
- line_id: 109473
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 3.3.68
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: stealing, fighting--Hark you now! Would any but
- line_id: 109474
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 3.3.69
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: these boiled brains of nineteen and two-and-twenty
- line_id: 109475
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 3.3.70
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: hunt this weather? They have scared away two of my
- line_id: 109476
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 3.3.71
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: best sheep, which I fear the wolf will sooner find
- line_id: 109477
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 3.3.72
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: 'than the master: if any where I have them, tis by'
- line_id: 109478
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 3.3.73
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: the seaside, browsing of ivy. Good luck, ant be thy
- line_id: 109479
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 3.3.74
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: will what have we here! Mercy on s, a barne a very
- line_id: 109480
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 3.3.75
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: pretty barne! A boy or a child, I wonder? A
- line_id: 109481
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 3.3.76
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: 'pretty one; a very pretty one: sure, some scape:'
- line_id: 109482
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 3.3.77
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: though I am not bookish, yet I can read
- line_id: 109483
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 3.3.78
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: waiting-gentlewoman in the scape. This has been
- line_id: 109484
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 3.3.79
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: some stair-work, some trunk-work, some
- line_id: 109485
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 3.3.80
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: 'behind-door-work: they were warmer that got this'
- line_id: 109486
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 3.3.81
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: than the poor thing is here. Ill take it up for
- line_id: 109487
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 3.3.82
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: 'pity: yet Ill tarry till my son come; he hallooed'
- line_id: 109488
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 3.3.83
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: but even now. Whoa, ho, hoa!
- line_id: 109489
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: ''
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Enter Clown
- line_id: 109490
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 3.3.84
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: Hilloa, loa!
- line_id: 109491
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 3.3.85
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: What, art so near? If thoult see a thing to talk
- line_id: 109492
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 3.3.86
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: on when thou art dead and rotten, come hither. What
- line_id: 109493
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 3.3.87
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: ailest thou, man?
- line_id: 109494
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 3.3.88
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: I have seen two such sights, by sea and by land!
- line_id: 109495
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 3.3.89
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: but I am not to say it is a sea, for it is now the
- line_id: 109496
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 3.3.90
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'sky: betwixt the firmament and it you cannot thrust'
- line_id: 109497
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 3.3.91
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: a bodkins point.
- line_id: 109498
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 3.3.92
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Why, boy, how is it?
- line_id: 109499
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.3.93
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: I would you did but see how it chafes, how it rages,
- line_id: 109500
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.3.94
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: how it takes up the shore! but thats not the
- line_id: 109501
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.3.95
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: point. O, the most piteous cry of the poor souls!
- line_id: 109502
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.3.96
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: sometimes to see em, and not to see em; now the
- line_id: 109503
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.3.97
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: ship boring the moon with her main-mast, and anon
- line_id: 109504
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.3.98
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: swallowed with yest and froth, as yould thrust a
- line_id: 109505
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.3.99
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: cork into a hogshead. And then for the
- line_id: 109506
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.3.100
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: land-service, to see how the bear tore out his
- line_id: 109507
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.3.101
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: shoulder-bone; how he cried to me for help and said
- line_id: 109508
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.3.102
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: his name was Antigonus, a nobleman. But to make an
- line_id: 109509
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.3.103
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: end of the ship, to see how the sea flap-dragoned
- line_id: 109510
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.3.104
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'it: but, first, how the poor souls roared, and the'
- line_id: 109511
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.3.105
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: sea mocked them; and how the poor gentleman roared
- line_id: 109512
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.3.106
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: and the bear mocked him, both roaring louder than
- line_id: 109513
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 3.3.107
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: the sea or weather.
- line_id: 109514
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 3.3.108
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Name of mercy, when was this, boy?
- line_id: 109515
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 15
  line_number: 3.3.109
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'Now, now: I have not winked since I saw these'
- line_id: 109516
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 15
  line_number: 3.3.110
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'sights: the men are not yet cold under water, nor'
- line_id: 109517
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 15
  line_number: 3.3.111
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'the bear half dined on the gentleman: hes at it'
- line_id: 109518
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 15
  line_number: 3.3.112
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: now.
- line_id: 109519
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 3.3.113
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Would I had been by, to have helped the old man!
- line_id: 109520
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 17
  line_number: 3.3.114
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: I would you had been by the ship side, to have
- line_id: 109521
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 17
  line_number: 3.3.115
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'helped her: there your charity would have lacked footing.'
- line_id: 109522
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 3.3.116
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Heavy matters! heavy matters! but look thee here,
- line_id: 109523
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 3.3.117
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: 'boy. Now bless thyself: thou mettest with things'
- line_id: 109524
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 3.3.118
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: dying, I with things newborn. Heres a sight for
- line_id: 109525
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 3.3.119
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: thee; look thee, a bearing-cloth for a squires
- line_id: 109526
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 3.3.120
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: child! look thee here; take up, take up, boy;
- line_id: 109527
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 3.3.121
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: 'opent. So, lets see: it was told me I should be'
- line_id: 109528
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 3.3.122
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: 'rich by the fairies. This is some changeling:'
- line_id: 109529
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 3.3.123
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: opent. Whats within, boy?
- line_id: 109530
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 3.3.124
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'Youre a made old man: if the sins of your youth'
- line_id: 109531
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 3.3.125
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: are forgiven you, youre well to live. Gold! all gold!
- line_id: 109532
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: 3.3.126
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: 'This is fairy gold, boy, and twill prove so: up'
- line_id: 109533
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: 3.3.127
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: 'witht, keep it close: home, home, the next way.'
- line_id: 109534
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: 3.3.128
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: We are lucky, boy; and to be so still requires
- line_id: 109535
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: 3.3.129
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: 'nothing but secrecy. Let my sheep go: come, good'
- line_id: 109536
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: 3.3.130
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: boy, the next way home.
- line_id: 109537
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 3.3.131
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: Go you the next way with your findings. Ill go see
- line_id: 109538
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 3.3.132
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: if the bear be gone from the gentleman and how much
- line_id: 109539
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 3.3.133
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'he hath eaten: they are never curst but when they'
- line_id: 109540
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 3.3.134
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'are hungry: if there be any of him left, Ill bury'
- line_id: 109541
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 3.3.135
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: it.
- line_id: 109542
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 3.3.136
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Thats a good deed. If thou mayest discern by that
- line_id: 109543
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 3.3.137
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: which is left of him what he is, fetch me to the
- line_id: 109544
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 3.3.138
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: sight of him.
- line_id: 109545
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 23
  line_number: 3.3.139
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: Marry, will I; and you shall help to put him i the ground.
- line_id: 109546
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 3.3.140
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Tis a lucky day, boy, and well do good deeds ont.
- line_id: 109547
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: ''
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Exeunt
- line_id: 109548
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: ''
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: ACT IV
- line_id: 109549
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 4.3.141
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: 'SCENE I:'
- line_id: 109550
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: ''
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Enter Time, the Chorus
- line_id: 109551
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.142
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: I, that please some, try all, both joy and terror
- line_id: 109552
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.143
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: Of good and bad, that makes and unfolds error,
- line_id: 109553
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.144
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: Now take upon me, in the name of Time,
- line_id: 109554
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.145
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: To use my wings. Impute it not a crime
- line_id: 109555
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.146
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: To me or my swift passage, that I slide
- line_id: 109556
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.147
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: Oer sixteen years and leave the growth untried
- line_id: 109557
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.148
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: Of that wide gap, since it is in my power
- line_id: 109558
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.149
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: To oerthrow law and in one self-born hour
- line_id: 109559
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.150
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: To plant and oerwhelm custom. Let me pass
- line_id: 109560
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.151
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: The same I am, ere ancientst order was
- line_id: 109561
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.152
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: 'Or what is now received: I witness to'
- line_id: 109562
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.153
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: The times that brought them in; so shall I do
- line_id: 109563
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.154
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: To the freshest things now reigning and make stale
- line_id: 109564
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.155
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: The glistering of this present, as my tale
- line_id: 109565
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.156
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: Now seems to it. Your patience this allowing,
- line_id: 109566
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.157
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: I turn my glass and give my scene such growing
- line_id: 109567
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.158
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: 'As you had slept between: Leontes leaving,'
- line_id: 109568
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.159
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: The effects of his fond jealousies so grieving
- line_id: 109569
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.160
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: That he shuts up himself, imagine me,
- line_id: 109570
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.161
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: Gentle spectators, that I now may be
- line_id: 109571
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.162
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: In fair Bohemia, and remember well,
- line_id: 109572
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.163
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: I mentioned a son o the kings, which Florizel
- line_id: 109573
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.164
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: I now name to you; and with speed so pace
- line_id: 109574
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.165
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: To speak of Perdita, now grown in grace
- line_id: 109575
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.166
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: 'Equal with wondering: what of her ensues'
- line_id: 109576
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.167
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: I list not prophecy; but let Times news
- line_id: 109577
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.168
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: Be known when tis brought forth.
- line_id: 109578
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.169
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: A shepherds daughter,
- line_id: 109579
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.170
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: And what to her adheres, which follows after,
- line_id: 109580
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.171
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: Is the argument of Time. Of this allow,
- line_id: 109581
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.172
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: If ever you have spent time worse ere now;
- line_id: 109582
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.173
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: If never, yet that Time himself doth say
- line_id: 109583
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.174
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: He wishes earnestly you never may.
- line_id: 109584
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: ''
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: Exit
- line_id: 109585
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: ''
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: SCENE II. Bohemia. The palace of POLIXENES.
- line_id: 109586
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: ''
  speaker: Time
  text_entry: Enter POLIXENES and CAMILLO
- line_id: 109587
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.2.1
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: 'I pray thee, good Camillo, be no more importunate:'
- line_id: 109588
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.2.2
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: tis a sickness denying thee any thing; a death to
- line_id: 109589
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.2.3
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: grant this.
- line_id: 109590
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 4.2.4
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'It is fifteen years since I saw my country: though'
- line_id: 109591
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 4.2.5
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: I have for the most part been aired abroad, I
- line_id: 109592
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 4.2.6
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: desire to lay my bones there. Besides, the penitent
- line_id: 109593
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 4.2.7
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: king, my master, hath sent for me; to whose feeling
- line_id: 109594
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 4.2.8
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: sorrows I might be some allay, or I oerween to
- line_id: 109595
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 4.2.9
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: think so, which is another spur to my departure.
- line_id: 109596
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 4.2.10
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: As thou lovest me, Camillo, wipe not out the rest of
- line_id: 109597
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 4.2.11
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: 'thy services by leaving me now: the need I have of'
- line_id: 109598
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 4.2.12
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: thee thine own goodness hath made; better not to
- line_id: 109599
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 4.2.13
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: 'have had thee than thus to want thee: thou, having'
- line_id: 109600
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 4.2.14
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: made me businesses which none without thee can
- line_id: 109601
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 4.2.15
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: sufficiently manage, must either stay to execute
- line_id: 109602
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 4.2.16
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: them thyself or take away with thee the very
- line_id: 109603
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 4.2.17
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: services thou hast done; which if I have not enough
- line_id: 109604
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 4.2.18
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: considered, as too much I cannot, to be more
- line_id: 109605
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 4.2.19
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: thankful to thee shall be my study, and my profit
- line_id: 109606
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 4.2.20
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: therein the heaping friendships. Of that fatal
- line_id: 109607
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 4.2.21
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: country, Sicilia, prithee speak no more; whose very
- line_id: 109608
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 4.2.22
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: naming punishes me with the remembrance of that
- line_id: 109609
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 4.2.23
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: penitent, as thou callest him, and reconciled king,
- line_id: 109610
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 4.2.24
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: my brother; whose loss of his most precious queen
- line_id: 109611
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 4.2.25
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: and children are even now to be afresh lamented.
- line_id: 109612
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 4.2.26
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Say to me, when sawest thou the Prince Florizel, my
- line_id: 109613
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 4.2.27
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: son? Kings are no less unhappy, their issue not
- line_id: 109614
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 4.2.28
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: being gracious, than they are in losing them when
- line_id: 109615
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 4.2.29
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: they have approved their virtues.
- line_id: 109616
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 4.2.30
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Sir, it is three days since I saw the prince. What
- line_id: 109617
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 4.2.31
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'his happier affairs may be, are to me unknown: but I'
- line_id: 109618
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 4.2.32
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: have missingly noted, he is of late much retired
- line_id: 109619
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 4.2.33
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: from court and is less frequent to his princely
- line_id: 109620
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 4.2.34
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: exercises than formerly he hath appeared.
- line_id: 109621
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 4.2.35
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: I have considered so much, Camillo, and with some
- line_id: 109622
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 4.2.36
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: care; so far that I have eyes under my service which
- line_id: 109623
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 4.2.37
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: look upon his removedness; from whom I have this
- line_id: 109624
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 4.2.38
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: intelligence, that he is seldom from the house of a
- line_id: 109625
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 4.2.39
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: most homely shepherd; a man, they say, that from
- line_id: 109626
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 4.2.40
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: very nothing, and beyond the imagination of his
- line_id: 109627
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 4.2.41
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: neighbours, is grown into an unspeakable estate.
- line_id: 109628
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 4.2.42
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: I have heard, sir, of such a man, who hath a
- line_id: 109629
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 4.2.43
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'daughter of most rare note: the report of her is'
- line_id: 109630
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 4.2.44
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: extended more than can be thought to begin from such a cottage.
- line_id: 109631
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 4.2.45
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Thats likewise part of my intelligence; but, I
- line_id: 109632
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 4.2.46
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: fear, the angle that plucks our son thither. Thou
- line_id: 109633
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 4.2.47
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: shalt accompany us to the place; where we will, not
- line_id: 109634
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 4.2.48
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: appearing what we are, have some question with the
- line_id: 109635
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 4.2.49
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: shepherd; from whose simplicity I think it not
- line_id: 109636
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 4.2.50
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: uneasy to get the cause of my sons resort thither.
- line_id: 109637
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 4.2.51
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Prithee, be my present partner in this business, and
- line_id: 109638
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 4.2.52
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: lay aside the thoughts of Sicilia.
- line_id: 109639
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 4.2.53
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: I willingly obey your command.
- line_id: 109640
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 4.2.54
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: My best Camillo! We must disguise ourselves.
- line_id: 109641
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: ''
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Exeunt
- line_id: 109642
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: ''
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: SCENE III. A road near the Shepherds cottage.
- line_id: 109643
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: ''
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Enter AUTOLYCUS, singing
- line_id: 109644
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.3.1
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: When daffodils begin to peer,
- line_id: 109645
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.3.2
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: With heigh! the doxy over the dale,
- line_id: 109646
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.3.3
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Why, then comes in the sweet o the year;
- line_id: 109647
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.3.4
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: For the red blood reigns in the winters pale.
- line_id: 109648
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.3.5
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: The white sheet bleaching on the hedge,
- line_id: 109649
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.3.6
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: With heigh! the sweet birds, O, how they sing!
- line_id: 109650
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.3.7
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Doth set my pugging tooth on edge;
- line_id: 109651
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.3.8
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: For a quart of ale is a dish for a king.
- line_id: 109652
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.3.9
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: The lark, that tirra-lyra chants,
- line_id: 109653
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.3.10
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: With heigh! with heigh! the thrush and the jay,
- line_id: 109654
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.3.11
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Are summer songs for me and my aunts,
- line_id: 109655
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.3.12
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: While we lie tumbling in the hay.
- line_id: 109656
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.3.13
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: I have served Prince Florizel and in my time
- line_id: 109657
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.3.14
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'wore three-pile; but now I am out of service:'
- line_id: 109658
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.3.15
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: But shall I go mourn for that, my dear?
- line_id: 109659
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.3.16
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'The pale moon shines by night:'
- line_id: 109660
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.3.17
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: And when I wander here and there,
- line_id: 109661
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.3.18
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: I then do most go right.
- line_id: 109662
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.3.19
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: If tinkers may have leave to live,
- line_id: 109663
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.3.20
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: And bear the sow-skin budget,
- line_id: 109664
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.3.21
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Then my account I well may, give,
- line_id: 109665
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.3.22
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: And in the stocks avouch it.
- line_id: 109666
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.3.23
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: My traffic is sheets; when the kite builds, look to
- line_id: 109667
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.3.24
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: lesser linen. My father named me Autolycus; who
- line_id: 109668
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.3.25
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: being, as I am, littered under Mercury, was likewise
- line_id: 109669
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.3.26
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: a snapper-up of unconsidered trifles. With die and
- line_id: 109670
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.3.27
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: drab I purchased this caparison, and my revenue is
- line_id: 109671
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.3.28
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: the silly cheat. Gallows and knock are too powerful
- line_id: 109672
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.3.29
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'on the highway: beating and hanging are terrors to'
- line_id: 109673
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.3.30
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'me: for the life to come, I sleep out the thought'
- line_id: 109674
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.3.31
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: of it. A prize! a prize!
- line_id: 109675
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: ''
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Enter Clown
- line_id: 109676
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 4.3.32
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'Let me see: every leven wether tods; every tod'
- line_id: 109677
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 4.3.33
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: yields pound and odd shilling; fifteen hundred
- line_id: 109678
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 4.3.34
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: shorn. what comes the wool to?
- line_id: 109679
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 4.3.35
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: "[Aside]"
- line_id: 109680
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 4.3.36
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: If the springe hold, the cocks mine.
- line_id: 109681
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 4.3.37
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: I cannot dot without counters. Let me see; what am
- line_id: 109682
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 4.3.38
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: I to buy for our sheep-shearing feast? Three pound
- line_id: 109683
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 4.3.39
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: of sugar, five pound of currants, rice,--what will
- line_id: 109684
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 4.3.40
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: this sister of mine do with rice? But my father
- line_id: 109685
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 4.3.41
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: hath made her mistress of the feast, and she lays it
- line_id: 109686
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 4.3.42
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: on. She hath made me four and twenty nose-gays for
- line_id: 109687
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 4.3.43
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: the shearers, three-man-song-men all, and very good
- line_id: 109688
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 4.3.44
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: ones; but they are most of them means and bases; but
- line_id: 109689
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 4.3.45
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: one puritan amongst them, and he sings psalms to
- line_id: 109690
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 4.3.46
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: horn-pipes. I must have saffron to colour the warden
- line_id: 109691
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 4.3.47
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: pies; mace; dates?--none, thats out of my note;
- line_id: 109692
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 4.3.48
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: nutmegs, seven; a race or two of ginger, but that I
- line_id: 109693
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 4.3.49
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: may beg; four pound of prunes, and as many of
- line_id: 109694
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 4.3.50
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: raisins o the sun.
- line_id: 109695
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 4.3.51
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: O that ever I was born!
- line_id: 109696
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: ''
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Grovelling on the ground
- line_id: 109697
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 4.3.52
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: I the name of me--
- line_id: 109698
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 4.3.53
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: O, help me, help me! pluck but off these rags; and
- line_id: 109699
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 4.3.54
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: then, death, death!
- line_id: 109700
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 4.3.55
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: Alack, poor soul! thou hast need of more rags to lay
- line_id: 109701
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 4.3.56
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: on thee, rather than have these off.
- line_id: 109702
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 4.3.57
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: O sir, the loathsomeness of them offends me more
- line_id: 109703
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 4.3.58
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: than the stripes I have received, which are mighty
- line_id: 109704
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 4.3.59
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: ones and millions.
- line_id: 109705
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 4.3.60
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: Alas, poor man! a million of beating may come to a
- line_id: 109706
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 4.3.61
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: great matter.
- line_id: 109707
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 4.3.62
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: I am robbed, sir, and beaten; my money and apparel
- line_id: 109708
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 4.3.63
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: taen from me, and these detestable things put upon
- line_id: 109709
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 4.3.64
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: me.
- line_id: 109710
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 4.3.65
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: What, by a horseman, or a footman?
- line_id: 109711
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 4.3.66
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: A footman, sweet sir, a footman.
- line_id: 109712
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 4.3.67
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: Indeed, he should be a footman by the garments he
- line_id: 109713
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 4.3.68
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'has left with thee: if this be a horsemans coat,'
- line_id: 109714
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 4.3.69
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: it hath seen very hot service. Lend me thy hand,
- line_id: 109715
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 4.3.70
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'Ill help thee: come, lend me thy hand.'
- line_id: 109716
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 15
  line_number: 4.3.71
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: O, good sir, tenderly, O!
- line_id: 109717
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 4.3.72
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: Alas, poor soul!
- line_id: 109718
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 17
  line_number: 4.3.73
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: O, good sir, softly, good sir! I fear, sir, my
- line_id: 109719
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 17
  line_number: 4.3.74
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: shoulder-blade is out.
- line_id: 109720
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 4.3.75
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: How now! canst stand?
- line_id: 109721
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 4.3.76
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: "[Picking his pocket]"
- line_id: 109722
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 4.3.77
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Softly, dear sir; good sir, softly. You ha done me
- line_id: 109723
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 4.3.78
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: a charitable office.
- line_id: 109724
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: 4.3.79
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: Dost lack any money? I have a little money for thee.
- line_id: 109725
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 4.3.80
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'No, good sweet sir; no, I beseech you, sir: I have'
- line_id: 109726
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 4.3.81
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: a kinsman not past three quarters of a mile hence,
- line_id: 109727
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 4.3.82
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: unto whom I was going; I shall there have money, or
- line_id: 109728
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 4.3.83
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'any thing I want: offer me no money, I pray you;'
- line_id: 109729
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 4.3.84
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: that kills my heart.
- line_id: 109730
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 4.3.85
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: What manner of fellow was he that robbed you?
- line_id: 109731
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 23
  line_number: 4.3.86
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: A fellow, sir, that I have known to go about with
- line_id: 109732
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 23
  line_number: 4.3.87
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: troll-my-dames; I knew him once a servant of the
- line_id: 109733
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 23
  line_number: 4.3.88
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'prince: I cannot tell, good sir, for which of his'
- line_id: 109734
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 23
  line_number: 4.3.89
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: virtues it was, but he was certainly whipped out of the court.
- line_id: 109735
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 4.3.90
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: His vices, you would say; theres no virtue whipped
- line_id: 109736
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 4.3.91
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'out of the court: they cherish it to make it stay'
- line_id: 109737
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 4.3.92
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: there; and yet it will no more but abide.
- line_id: 109738
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.93
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'Vices, I would say, sir. I know this man well: he'
- line_id: 109739
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.94
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: hath been since an ape-bearer; then a
- line_id: 109740
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.95
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: process-server, a bailiff; then he compassed a
- line_id: 109741
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.96
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: motion of the Prodigal Son, and married a tinkers
- line_id: 109742
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.97
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: wife within a mile where my land and living lies;
- line_id: 109743
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.98
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: and, having flown over many knavish professions, he
- line_id: 109744
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.3.99
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'settled only in rogue: some call him Autolycus.'
- line_id: 109745
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 26
  line_number: 4.3.100
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'Out upon him! prig, for my life, prig: he haunts'
- line_id: 109746
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 26
  line_number: 4.3.101
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: wakes, fairs and bear-baitings.
- line_id: 109747
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 27
  line_number: 4.3.102
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Very true, sir; he, sir, he; thats the rogue that
- line_id: 109748
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 27
  line_number: 4.3.103
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: put me into this apparel.
- line_id: 109749
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 28
  line_number: 4.3.104
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'Not a more cowardly rogue in all Bohemia: if you had'
- line_id: 109750
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 28
  line_number: 4.3.105
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: but looked big and spit at him, held have run.
- line_id: 109751
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 29
  line_number: 4.3.106
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'I must confess to you, sir, I am no fighter: I am'
- line_id: 109752
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 29
  line_number: 4.3.107
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: false of heart that way; and that he knew, I warrant
- line_id: 109753
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 29
  line_number: 4.3.108
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: him.
- line_id: 109754
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 30
  line_number: 4.3.109
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: How do you now?
- line_id: 109755
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 4.3.110
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Sweet sir, much better than I was; I can stand and
- line_id: 109756
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 4.3.111
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'walk: I will even take my leave of you, and pace'
- line_id: 109757
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 4.3.112
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: softly towards my kinsmans.
- line_id: 109758
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 32
  line_number: 4.3.113
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: Shall I bring thee on the way?
- line_id: 109759
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 4.3.114
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: No, good-faced sir; no, sweet sir.
- line_id: 109760
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 4.3.115
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'Then fare thee well: I must go buy spices for our'
- line_id: 109761
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 4.3.116
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: sheep-shearing.
- line_id: 109762
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 4.3.117
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Prosper you, sweet sir!
- line_id: 109763
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: ''
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Exit Clown
- line_id: 109764
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 4.3.118
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Your purse is not hot enough to purchase your spice.
- line_id: 109765
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 4.3.119
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'Ill be with you at your sheep-shearing too: if I'
- line_id: 109766
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 4.3.120
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: make not this cheat bring out another and the
- line_id: 109767
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 4.3.121
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: shearers prove sheep, let me be unrolled and my name
- line_id: 109768
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 4.3.122
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: put in the book of virtue!
- line_id: 109769
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: ''
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Sings
- line_id: 109770
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 4.3.123
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Jog on, jog on, the foot-path way,
- line_id: 109771
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 4.3.124
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'And merrily hent the stile-a:'
- line_id: 109772
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 4.3.125
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: A merry heart goes all the day,
- line_id: 109773
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 4.3.126
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Your sad tires in a mile-a.
- line_id: 109774
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: ''
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Exit
- line_id: 109775
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: ''
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: SCENE IV. The Shepherds cottage.
- line_id: 109776
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: ''
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Enter FLORIZEL and PERDITA
- line_id: 109777
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.4.1
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: These your unusual weeds to each part of you
- line_id: 109778
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.4.2
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: 'Do give a life: no shepherdess, but Flora'
- line_id: 109779
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.4.3
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Peering in Aprils front. This your sheep-shearing
- line_id: 109780
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.4.4
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Is as a meeting of the petty gods,
- line_id: 109781
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 4.4.5
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: And you the queen ont.
- line_id: 109782
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 4.4.6
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Sir, my gracious lord,
- line_id: 109783
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 4.4.7
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: 'To chide at your extremes it not becomes me:'
- line_id: 109784
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 4.4.8
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: O, pardon, that I name them! Your high self,
- line_id: 109785
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 4.4.9
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: The gracious mark o the land, you have obscured
- line_id: 109786
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 4.4.10
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: With a swains wearing, and me, poor lowly maid,
- line_id: 109787
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 4.4.11
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: 'Most goddess-like prankd up: but that our feasts'
- line_id: 109788
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 4.4.12
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: In every mess have folly and the feeders
- line_id: 109789
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 4.4.13
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Digest it with a custom, I should blush
- line_id: 109790
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 4.4.14
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: To see you so attired, sworn, I think,
- line_id: 109791
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 4.4.15
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: To show myself a glass.
- line_id: 109792
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 4.4.16
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: I bless the time
- line_id: 109793
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 4.4.17
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: When my good falcon made her flight across
- line_id: 109794
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 4.4.18
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Thy fathers ground.
- line_id: 109795
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 4.4.19
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Now Jove afford you cause!
- line_id: 109796
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 4.4.20
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: To me the difference forges dread; your greatness
- line_id: 109797
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 4.4.21
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Hath not been used to fear. Even now I tremble
- line_id: 109798
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 4.4.22
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: To think your father, by some accident,
- line_id: 109799
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 4.4.23
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: 'Should pass this way as you did: O, the Fates!'
- line_id: 109800
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 4.4.24
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: How would he look, to see his work so noble
- line_id: 109801
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 4.4.25
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Vilely bound up? What would he say? Or how
- line_id: 109802
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 4.4.26
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Should I, in these my borrowd flaunts, behold
- line_id: 109803
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 4.4.27
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: The sternness of his presence?
- line_id: 109804
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 4.4.28
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Apprehend
- line_id: 109805
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 4.4.29
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Nothing but jollity. The gods themselves,
- line_id: 109806
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 4.4.30
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Humbling their deities to love, have taken
- line_id: 109807
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 4.4.31
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: 'The shapes of beasts upon them: Jupiter'
- line_id: 109808
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 4.4.32
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Became a bull, and bellowd; the green Neptune
- line_id: 109809
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 4.4.33
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: A ram, and bleated; and the fire-robed god,
- line_id: 109810
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 4.4.34
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Golden Apollo, a poor humble swain,
- line_id: 109811
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 4.4.35
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: As I seem now. Their transformations
- line_id: 109812
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 4.4.36
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Were never for a piece of beauty rarer,
- line_id: 109813
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 4.4.37
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Nor in a way so chaste, since my desires
- line_id: 109814
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 4.4.38
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Run not before mine honour, nor my lusts
- line_id: 109815
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 4.4.39
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Burn hotter than my faith.
- line_id: 109816
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 4.4.40
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: O, but, sir,
- line_id: 109817
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 4.4.41
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Your resolution cannot hold, when tis
- line_id: 109818
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 4.4.42
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: 'Opposed, as it must be, by the power of the king:'
- line_id: 109819
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 4.4.43
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: One of these two must be necessities,
- line_id: 109820
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 4.4.44
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Which then will speak, that you must
- line_id: 109821
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 4.4.45
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: change this purpose,
- line_id: 109822
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 4.4.46
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Or I my life.
- line_id: 109823
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 4.4.47
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Thou dearest Perdita,
- line_id: 109824
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 4.4.48
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: With these forced thoughts, I prithee, darken not
- line_id: 109825
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 4.4.49
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: The mirth o the feast. Or Ill be thine, my fair,
- line_id: 109826
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 4.4.50
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Or not my fathers. For I cannot be
- line_id: 109827
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 4.4.51
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Mine own, nor any thing to any, if
- line_id: 109828
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 4.4.52
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: I be not thine. To this I am most constant,
- line_id: 109829
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 4.4.53
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Though destiny say no. Be merry, gentle;
- line_id: 109830
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 4.4.54
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Strangle such thoughts as these with any thing
- line_id: 109831
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 4.4.55
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: 'That you behold the while. Your guests are coming:'
- line_id: 109832
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 4.4.56
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Lift up your countenance, as it were the day
- line_id: 109833
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 4.4.57
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Of celebration of that nuptial which
- line_id: 109834
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 4.4.58
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: We two have sworn shall come.
- line_id: 109835
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 4.4.59
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: O lady Fortune,
- line_id: 109836
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 4.4.60
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Stand you auspicious!
- line_id: 109837
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 4.4.61
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: 'See, your guests approach:'
- line_id: 109838
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 4.4.62
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Address yourself to entertain them sprightly,
- line_id: 109839
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 4.4.63
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: And lets be red with mirth.
- line_id: 109840
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: ''
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Enter Shepherd, Clown, MOPSA, DORCAS, and others, with POLIXENES and
    CAMILLO disguised
- line_id: 109841
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 4.4.64
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Fie, daughter! when my old wife lived, upon
- line_id: 109842
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 4.4.65
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: This day she was both pantler, butler, cook,
- line_id: 109843
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 4.4.66
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Both dame and servant; welcomed all, served all;
- line_id: 109844
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 4.4.67
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Would sing her song and dance her turn; now here,
- line_id: 109845
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 4.4.68
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: At upper end o the table, now i the middle;
- line_id: 109846
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 4.4.69
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: On his shoulder, and his; her face o fire
- line_id: 109847
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 4.4.70
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: With labour and the thing she took to quench it,
- line_id: 109848
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 4.4.71
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: She would to each one sip. You are retired,
- line_id: 109849
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 4.4.72
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: As if you were a feasted one and not
- line_id: 109850
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 4.4.73
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: 'The hostess of the meeting: pray you, bid'
- line_id: 109851
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 4.4.74
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: These unknown friends tos welcome; for it is
- line_id: 109852
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 4.4.75
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: A way to make us better friends, more known.
- line_id: 109853
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 4.4.76
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Come, quench your blushes and present yourself
- line_id: 109854
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 4.4.77
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: 'That which you are, mistress o the feast: come on,'
- line_id: 109855
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 4.4.78
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: And bid us welcome to your sheep-shearing,
- line_id: 109856
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 4.4.79
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: As your good flock shall prosper.
- line_id: 109857
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 4.4.80
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: "[To POLIXENES]                  Sir, welcome:"
- line_id: 109858
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 4.4.81
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: It is my fathers will I should take on me
- line_id: 109859
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 4.4.82
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: The hostess-ship o the day.
- line_id: 109860
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: ''
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: To CAMILLO
- line_id: 109861
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 4.4.83
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Youre welcome, sir.
- line_id: 109862
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 4.4.84
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Give me those flowers there, Dorcas. Reverend sirs,
- line_id: 109863
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 4.4.85
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: For you theres rosemary and rue; these keep
- line_id: 109864
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 4.4.86
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: 'Seeming and savour all the winter long:'
- line_id: 109865
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 4.4.87
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Grace and remembrance be to you both,
- line_id: 109866
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 4.4.88
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: And welcome to our shearing!
- line_id: 109867
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 4.4.89
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Shepherdess,
- line_id: 109868
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 4.4.90
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: A fair one are you--well you fit our ages
- line_id: 109869
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 4.4.91
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: With flowers of winter.
- line_id: 109870
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 4.4.92
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Sir, the year growing ancient,
- line_id: 109871
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 4.4.93
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Not yet on summers death, nor on the birth
- line_id: 109872
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 4.4.94
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Of trembling winter, the fairest
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  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 4.4.95
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: flowers o the season
- line_id: 109874
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 4.4.96
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Are our carnations and streakd gillyvors,
- line_id: 109875
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 4.4.97
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: 'Which some call natures bastards: of that kind'
- line_id: 109876
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 4.4.98
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Our rustic gardens barren; and I care not
- line_id: 109877
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 4.4.99
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: To get slips of them.
- line_id: 109878
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 4.4.100
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Wherefore, gentle maiden,
- line_id: 109879
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 4.4.101
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Do you neglect them?
- line_id: 109880
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 15
  line_number: 4.4.102
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: For I have heard it said
- line_id: 109881
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 15
  line_number: 4.4.103
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: There is an art which in their piedness shares
- line_id: 109882
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 15
  line_number: 4.4.104
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: With great creating nature.
- line_id: 109883
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 4.4.105
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Say there be;
- line_id: 109884
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 4.4.106
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Yet nature is made better by no mean
- line_id: 109885
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 4.4.107
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: 'But nature makes that mean: so, over that art'
- line_id: 109886
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 4.4.108
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Which you say adds to nature, is an art
- line_id: 109887
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 4.4.109
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: That nature makes. You see, sweet maid, we marry
- line_id: 109888
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 4.4.110
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: A gentler scion to the wildest stock,
- line_id: 109889
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 4.4.111
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: And make conceive a bark of baser kind
- line_id: 109890
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 4.4.112
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: 'By bud of nobler race: this is an art'
- line_id: 109891
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 4.4.113
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Which does mend nature, change it rather, but
- line_id: 109892
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 4.4.114
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: The art itself is nature.
- line_id: 109893
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 17
  line_number: 4.4.115
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: So it is.
- line_id: 109894
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 4.4.116
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Then make your garden rich in gillyvors,
- line_id: 109895
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 4.4.117
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: And do not call them bastards.
- line_id: 109896
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 4.4.118
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Ill not put
- line_id: 109897
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 4.4.119
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: The dibble in earth to set one slip of them;
- line_id: 109898
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 4.4.120
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: No more than were I painted I would wish
- line_id: 109899
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 4.4.121
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: This youth should say twere well and only therefore
- line_id: 109900
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 4.4.122
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Desire to breed by me. Heres flowers for you;
- line_id: 109901
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 4.4.123
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Hot lavender, mints, savoury, marjoram;
- line_id: 109902
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 4.4.124
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: The marigold, that goes to bed wi the sun
- line_id: 109903
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 4.4.125
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: 'And with him rises weeping: these are flowers'
- line_id: 109904
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 4.4.126
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Of middle summer, and I think they are given
- line_id: 109905
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 4.4.127
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: To men of middle age. Youre very welcome.
- line_id: 109906
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: 4.4.128
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: I should leave grazing, were I of your flock,
- line_id: 109907
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: 4.4.129
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: And only live by gazing.
- line_id: 109908
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 4.4.130
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Out, alas!
- line_id: 109909
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 4.4.131
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Youd be so lean, that blasts of January
- line_id: 109910
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 4.4.132
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Would blow you through and through.
- line_id: 109911
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 4.4.133
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Now, my fairst friend,
- line_id: 109912
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 4.4.134
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: I would I had some flowers o the spring that might
- line_id: 109913
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 4.4.135
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Become your time of day; and yours, and yours,
- line_id: 109914
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 4.4.136
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: That wear upon your virgin branches yet
- line_id: 109915
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 4.4.137
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: 'Your maidenheads growing: O Proserpina,'
- line_id: 109916
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 4.4.138
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: For the flowers now, that frighted thou letst fall
- line_id: 109917
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 4.4.139
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: From Diss waggon! daffodils,
- line_id: 109918
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 4.4.140
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: That come before the swallow dares, and take
- line_id: 109919
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 4.4.141
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: The winds of March with beauty; violets dim,
- line_id: 109920
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 4.4.142
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: But sweeter than the lids of Junos eyes
- line_id: 109921
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 4.4.143
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Or Cythereas breath; pale primroses
- line_id: 109922
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 4.4.144
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: That die unmarried, ere they can behold
- line_id: 109923
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 4.4.145
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Bight Phoebus in his strength--a malady
- line_id: 109924
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 4.4.146
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Most incident to maids; bold oxlips and
- line_id: 109925
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 4.4.147
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: The crown imperial; lilies of all kinds,
- line_id: 109926
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 4.4.148
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: The flower-de-luce being one! O, these I lack,
- line_id: 109927
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 4.4.149
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: To make you garlands of, and my sweet friend,
- line_id: 109928
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 4.4.150
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: To strew him oer and oer!
- line_id: 109929
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 4.4.151
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: What, like a corse?
- line_id: 109930
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 23
  line_number: 4.4.152
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: No, like a bank for love to lie and play on;
- line_id: 109931
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 23
  line_number: 4.4.153
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Not like a corse; or if, not to be buried,
- line_id: 109932
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 23
  line_number: 4.4.154
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: 'But quick and in mine arms. Come, take your flowers:'
- line_id: 109933
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 23
  line_number: 4.4.155
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Methinks I play as I have seen them do
- line_id: 109934
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 23
  line_number: 4.4.156
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: 'In Whitsun pastorals: sure this robe of mine'
- line_id: 109935
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 23
  line_number: 4.4.157
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Does change my disposition.
- line_id: 109936
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 4.4.158
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: What you do
- line_id: 109937
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 4.4.159
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Still betters what is done. When you speak, sweet.
- line_id: 109938
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 4.4.160
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: 'Ild have you do it ever: when you sing,'
- line_id: 109939
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 4.4.161
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Ild have you buy and sell so, so give alms,
- line_id: 109940
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 4.4.162
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Pray so; and, for the ordering your affairs,
- line_id: 109941
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 4.4.163
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: 'To sing them too: when you do dance, I wish you'
- line_id: 109942
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 4.4.164
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: A wave o the sea, that you might ever do
- line_id: 109943
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 4.4.165
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Nothing but that; move still, still so,
- line_id: 109944
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 4.4.166
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: 'And own no other function: each your doing,'
- line_id: 109945
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 4.4.167
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: So singular in each particular,
- line_id: 109946
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 4.4.168
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Crowns what you are doing in the present deed,
- line_id: 109947
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 4.4.169
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: That all your acts are queens.
- line_id: 109948
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.4.170
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: O Doricles,
- line_id: 109949
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.4.171
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: 'Your praises are too large: but that your youth,'
- line_id: 109950
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.4.172
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: And the true blood which peepeth fairly throught,
- line_id: 109951
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.4.173
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Do plainly give you out an unstaind shepherd,
- line_id: 109952
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.4.174
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: With wisdom I might fear, my Doricles,
- line_id: 109953
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 4.4.175
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: You wood me the false way.
- line_id: 109954
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 26
  line_number: 4.4.176
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: I think you have
- line_id: 109955
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 26
  line_number: 4.4.177
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: As little skill to fear as I have purpose
- line_id: 109956
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 26
  line_number: 4.4.178
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: 'To put you tot. But come; our dance, I pray:'
- line_id: 109957
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 26
  line_number: 4.4.179
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: 'Your hand, my Perdita: so turtles pair,'
- line_id: 109958
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 26
  line_number: 4.4.180
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: That never mean to part.
- line_id: 109959
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 27
  line_number: 4.4.181
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Ill swear for em.
- line_id: 109960
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 28
  line_number: 4.4.182
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: This is the prettiest low-born lass that ever
- line_id: 109961
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 28
  line_number: 4.4.183
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: 'Ran on the green-sward: nothing she does or seems'
- line_id: 109962
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 28
  line_number: 4.4.184
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: But smacks of something greater than herself,
- line_id: 109963
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 28
  line_number: 4.4.185
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Too noble for this place.
- line_id: 109964
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 29
  line_number: 4.4.186
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: He tells her something
- line_id: 109965
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 29
  line_number: 4.4.187
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'That makes her blood look out: good sooth, she is'
- line_id: 109966
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 29
  line_number: 4.4.188
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: The queen of curds and cream.
- line_id: 109967
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 30
  line_number: 4.4.189
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: Come on, strike up!
- line_id: 109968
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 4.4.190
  speaker: DORCAS
  text_entry: 'Mopsa must be your mistress: marry, garlic,'
- line_id: 109969
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 4.4.191
  speaker: DORCAS
  text_entry: To mend her kissing with!
- line_id: 109970
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 32
  line_number: 4.4.192
  speaker: MOPSA
  text_entry: Now, in good time!
- line_id: 109971
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 4.4.193
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: Not a word, a word; we stand upon our manners.
- line_id: 109972
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 4.4.194
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: Come, strike up!
- line_id: 109973
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: ''
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: Music. Here a dance of Shepherds and Shepherdesses
- line_id: 109974
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 4.4.195
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Pray, good shepherd, what fair swain is this
- line_id: 109975
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 4.4.196
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Which dances with your daughter?
- line_id: 109976
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 4.4.197
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: They call him Doricles; and boasts himself
- line_id: 109977
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 4.4.198
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: 'To have a worthy feeding: but I have it'
- line_id: 109978
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 4.4.199
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Upon his own report and I believe it;
- line_id: 109979
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 4.4.200
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: 'He looks like sooth. He says he loves my daughter:'
- line_id: 109980
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 4.4.201
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: I think so too; for never gazed the moon
- line_id: 109981
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 4.4.202
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Upon the water as hell stand and read
- line_id: 109982
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 4.4.203
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: 'As twere my daughters eyes: and, to be plain.'
- line_id: 109983
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 4.4.204
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: I think there is not half a kiss to choose
- line_id: 109984
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 4.4.205
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Who loves another best.
- line_id: 109985
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 4.4.206
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: She dances featly.
- line_id: 109986
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 37
  line_number: 4.4.207
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: So she does any thing; though I report it,
- line_id: 109987
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 37
  line_number: 4.4.208
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: 'That should be silent: if young Doricles'
- line_id: 109988
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 37
  line_number: 4.4.209
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Do light upon her, she shall bring him that
- line_id: 109989
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 37
  line_number: 4.4.210
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Which he not dreams of.
- line_id: 109990
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 37
  line_number: ''
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Enter Servant
- line_id: 109991
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 4.4.211
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: O master, if you did but hear the pedlar at the
- line_id: 109992
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 4.4.212
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: door, you would never dance again after a tabour and
- line_id: 109993
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 4.4.213
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: 'pipe; no, the bagpipe could not move you: he sings'
- line_id: 109994
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 4.4.214
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: several tunes faster than youll tell money; he
- line_id: 109995
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 4.4.215
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: utters them as he had eaten ballads and all mens
- line_id: 109996
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 4.4.216
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: ears grew to his tunes.
- line_id: 109997
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 39
  line_number: 4.4.217
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: He could never come better; he shall come in. I
- line_id: 109998
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 39
  line_number: 4.4.218
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: love a ballad but even too well, if it be doleful
- line_id: 109999
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 39
  line_number: 4.4.219
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: matter merrily set down, or a very pleasant thing
- line_id: 110000
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 39
  line_number: 4.4.220
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: indeed and sung lamentably.
- line_id: 110001
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 40
  line_number: 4.4.221
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: He hath songs for man or woman, of all sizes; no
- line_id: 110002
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 40
  line_number: 4.4.222
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: 'milliner can so fit his customers with gloves: he'
- line_id: 110003
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 40
  line_number: 4.4.223
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: has the prettiest love-songs for maids; so without
- line_id: 110004
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 40
  line_number: 4.4.224
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: bawdry, which is strange; with such delicate
- line_id: 110005
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 40
  line_number: 4.4.225
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: burthens of dildos and fadings, jump her and thump
- line_id: 110006
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 40
  line_number: 4.4.226
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: her; and where some stretch-mouthed rascal would,
- line_id: 110007
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 40
  line_number: 4.4.227
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: as it were, mean mischief and break a foul gap into
- line_id: 110008
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 40
  line_number: 4.4.228
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: the matter, he makes the maid to answer Whoop, do me
- line_id: 110009
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 40
  line_number: 4.4.229
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: no harm, good man; puts him off, slights him, with
- line_id: 110010
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 40
  line_number: 4.4.230
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: Whoop, do me no harm, good man.
- line_id: 110011
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 4.4.231
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: This is a brave fellow.
- line_id: 110012
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 4.4.232
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: Believe me, thou talkest of an admirable conceited
- line_id: 110013
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 4.4.233
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: fellow. Has he any unbraided wares?
- line_id: 110014
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 4.4.234
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: He hath ribbons of an the colours i the rainbow;
- line_id: 110015
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 4.4.235
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: points more than all the lawyers in Bohemia can
- line_id: 110016
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 4.4.236
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: learnedly handle, though they come to him by the
- line_id: 110017
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 4.4.237
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: 'gross: inkles, caddisses, cambrics, lawns: why, he'
- line_id: 110018
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 4.4.238
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: sings em over as they were gods or goddesses; you
- line_id: 110019
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 4.4.239
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: would think a smock were a she-angel, he so chants
- line_id: 110020
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 4.4.240
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: to the sleeve-hand and the work about the square ont.
- line_id: 110021
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 44
  line_number: 4.4.241
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: Prithee bring him in; and let him approach singing.
- line_id: 110022
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 45
  line_number: 4.4.242
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Forewarn him that he use no scurrilous words in s tunes.
- line_id: 110023
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 45
  line_number: ''
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Exit Servant
- line_id: 110024
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 46
  line_number: 4.4.243
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: You have of these pedlars, that have more in them
- line_id: 110025
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 46
  line_number: 4.4.244
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: than yould think, sister.
- line_id: 110026
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 47
  line_number: 4.4.245
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Ay, good brother, or go about to think.
- line_id: 110027
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 47
  line_number: ''
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Enter AUTOLYCUS, singing
- line_id: 110028
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 48
  line_number: 4.4.246
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Lawn as white as driven snow;
- line_id: 110029
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 48
  line_number: 4.4.247
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Cyprus black as eer was crow;
- line_id: 110030
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 48
  line_number: 4.4.248
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Gloves as sweet as damask roses;
- line_id: 110031
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 48
  line_number: 4.4.249
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Masks for faces and for noses;
- line_id: 110032
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 48
  line_number: 4.4.250
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Bugle bracelet, necklace amber,
- line_id: 110033
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 48
  line_number: 4.4.251
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Perfume for a ladys chamber;
- line_id: 110034
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 48
  line_number: 4.4.252
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Golden quoifs and stomachers,
- line_id: 110035
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 48
  line_number: 4.4.253
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'For my lads to give their dears:'
- line_id: 110036
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 48
  line_number: 4.4.254
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Pins and poking-sticks of steel,
- line_id: 110037
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 48
  line_number: 4.4.255
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'What maids lack from head to heel:'
- line_id: 110038
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 48
  line_number: 4.4.256
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Come buy of me, come; come buy, come buy;
- line_id: 110039
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 48
  line_number: 4.4.257
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'Buy lads, or else your lasses cry: Come buy.'
- line_id: 110040
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 4.4.258
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: If I were not in love with Mopsa, thou shouldst take
- line_id: 110041
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 4.4.259
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: no money of me; but being enthralled as I am, it
- line_id: 110042
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 4.4.260
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: will also be the bondage of certain ribbons and gloves.
- line_id: 110043
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 50
  line_number: 4.4.261
  speaker: MOPSA
  text_entry: I was promised them against the feast; but they come
- line_id: 110044
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 50
  line_number: 4.4.262
  speaker: MOPSA
  text_entry: not too late now.
- line_id: 110045
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 51
  line_number: 4.4.263
  speaker: DORCAS
  text_entry: He hath promised you more than that, or there be liars.
- line_id: 110046
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 52
  line_number: 4.4.264
  speaker: MOPSA
  text_entry: He hath paid you all he promised you; may be, he has
- line_id: 110047
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 52
  line_number: 4.4.265
  speaker: MOPSA
  text_entry: paid you more, which will shame you to give him again.
- line_id: 110048
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 53
  line_number: 4.4.266
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: Is there no manners left among maids? will they
- line_id: 110049
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 53
  line_number: 4.4.267
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: wear their plackets where they should bear their
- line_id: 110050
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 53
  line_number: 4.4.268
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: faces? Is there not milking-time, when you are
- line_id: 110051
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 53
  line_number: 4.4.269
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: going to bed, or kiln-hole, to whistle off these
- line_id: 110052
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 53
  line_number: 4.4.270
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: secrets, but you must be tittle-tattling before all
- line_id: 110053
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 53
  line_number: 4.4.271
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'our guests? tis well they are whispering: clamour'
- line_id: 110054
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 53
  line_number: 4.4.272
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: your tongues, and not a word more.
- line_id: 110055
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 54
  line_number: 4.4.273
  speaker: MOPSA
  text_entry: I have done. Come, you promised me a tawdry-lace
- line_id: 110056
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 54
  line_number: 4.4.274
  speaker: MOPSA
  text_entry: and a pair of sweet gloves.
- line_id: 110057
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 55
  line_number: 4.4.275
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: Have I not told thee how I was cozened by the way
- line_id: 110058
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 55
  line_number: 4.4.276
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: and lost all my money?
- line_id: 110059
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 56
  line_number: 4.4.277
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: And indeed, sir, there are cozeners abroad;
- line_id: 110060
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 56
  line_number: 4.4.278
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: therefore it behoves men to be wary.
- line_id: 110061
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 57
  line_number: 4.4.279
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: Fear not thou, man, thou shalt lose nothing here.
- line_id: 110062
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 58
  line_number: 4.4.280
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: I hope so, sir; for I have about me many parcels of charge.
- line_id: 110063
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 59
  line_number: 4.4.281
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: What hast here? ballads?
- line_id: 110064
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 60
  line_number: 4.4.282
  speaker: MOPSA
  text_entry: 'Pray now, buy some: I love a ballad in print o'
- line_id: 110065
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 60
  line_number: 4.4.283
  speaker: MOPSA
  text_entry: life, for then we are sure they are true.
- line_id: 110066
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 61
  line_number: 4.4.284
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Heres one to a very doleful tune, how a usurers
- line_id: 110067
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 61
  line_number: 4.4.285
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: wife was brought to bed of twenty money-bags at a
- line_id: 110068
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 61
  line_number: 4.4.286
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: burthen and how she longed to eat adders heads and
- line_id: 110069
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 61
  line_number: 4.4.287
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: toads carbonadoed.
- line_id: 110070
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 62
  line_number: 4.4.288
  speaker: MOPSA
  text_entry: Is it true, think you?
- line_id: 110071
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 63
  line_number: 4.4.289
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Very true, and but a month old.
- line_id: 110072
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 64
  line_number: 4.4.290
  speaker: DORCAS
  text_entry: Bless me from marrying a usurer!
- line_id: 110073
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 65
  line_number: 4.4.291
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Heres the midwifes name tot, one Mistress
- line_id: 110074
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 65
  line_number: 4.4.292
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Tale-porter, and five or six honest wives that were
- line_id: 110075
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 65
  line_number: 4.4.293
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: present. Why should I carry lies abroad?
- line_id: 110076
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 66
  line_number: 4.4.294
  speaker: MOPSA
  text_entry: Pray you now, buy it.
- line_id: 110077
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 67
  line_number: 4.4.295
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'Come on, lay it by: and lets first see moe'
- line_id: 110078
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 67
  line_number: 4.4.296
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: ballads; well buy the other things anon.
- line_id: 110079
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 68
  line_number: 4.4.297
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Heres another ballad of a fish, that appeared upon
- line_id: 110080
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 68
  line_number: 4.4.298
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: the coast on Wednesday the four-score of April,
- line_id: 110081
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 68
  line_number: 4.4.299
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: forty thousand fathom above water, and sung this
- line_id: 110082
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 68
  line_number: 4.4.300
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'ballad against the hard hearts of maids: it was'
- line_id: 110083
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 68
  line_number: 4.4.301
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: thought she was a woman and was turned into a cold
- line_id: 110084
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 68
  line_number: 4.4.302
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: fish for she would not exchange flesh with one that
- line_id: 110085
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 68
  line_number: 4.4.303
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'loved her: the ballad is very pitiful and as true.'
- line_id: 110086
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 69
  line_number: 4.4.304
  speaker: DORCAS
  text_entry: Is it true too, think you?
- line_id: 110087
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 70
  line_number: 4.4.305
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Five justices hands at it, and witnesses more than
- line_id: 110088
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 70
  line_number: 4.4.306
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: my pack will hold.
- line_id: 110089
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 71
  line_number: 4.4.307
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'Lay it by too: another.'
- line_id: 110090
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 72
  line_number: 4.4.308
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: This is a merry ballad, but a very pretty one.
- line_id: 110091
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 73
  line_number: 4.4.309
  speaker: MOPSA
  text_entry: Lets have some merry ones.
- line_id: 110092
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 74
  line_number: 4.4.310
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Why, this is a passing merry one and goes to
- line_id: 110093
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 74
  line_number: 4.4.311
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'the tune of Two maids wooing a man: theres'
- line_id: 110094
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 74
  line_number: 4.4.312
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: scarce a maid westward but she sings it; tis in
- line_id: 110095
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 74
  line_number: 4.4.313
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: request, I can tell you.
- line_id: 110096
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 75
  line_number: 4.4.314
  speaker: MOPSA
  text_entry: 'We can both sing it: if thoult bear a part, thou'
- line_id: 110097
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 75
  line_number: 4.4.315
  speaker: MOPSA
  text_entry: shalt hear; tis in three parts.
- line_id: 110098
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 76
  line_number: 4.4.316
  speaker: DORCAS
  text_entry: We had the tune ont a month ago.
- line_id: 110099
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 77
  line_number: 4.4.317
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: I can bear my part; you must know tis my
- line_id: 110100
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 77
  line_number: 4.4.318
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: occupation; have at it with you.
- line_id: 110101
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 77
  line_number: ''
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: SONG
- line_id: 110102
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 78
  line_number: 4.4.319
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Get you hence, for I must go
- line_id: 110103
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 78
  line_number: 4.4.320
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Where it fits not you to know.
- line_id: 110104
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 79
  line_number: 4.4.321
  speaker: DORCAS
  text_entry: Whither?
- line_id: 110105
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 80
  line_number: 4.4.322
  speaker: MOPSA
  text_entry: O, whither?
- line_id: 110106
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 81
  line_number: 4.4.323
  speaker: DORCAS
  text_entry: Whither?
- line_id: 110107
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 82
  line_number: 4.4.324
  speaker: MOPSA
  text_entry: It becomes thy oath full well,
- line_id: 110108
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 82
  line_number: 4.4.325
  speaker: MOPSA
  text_entry: Thou to me thy secrets tell.
- line_id: 110109
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 83
  line_number: 4.4.326
  speaker: DORCAS
  text_entry: Me too, let me go thither.
- line_id: 110110
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 84
  line_number: 4.4.327
  speaker: MOPSA
  text_entry: Or thou goest to the orange or mill.
- line_id: 110111
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 85
  line_number: 4.4.328
  speaker: DORCAS
  text_entry: If to either, thou dost ill.
- line_id: 110112
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 86
  line_number: 4.4.329
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Neither.
- line_id: 110113
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 87
  line_number: 4.4.330
  speaker: DORCAS
  text_entry: What, neither?
- line_id: 110114
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 88
  line_number: 4.4.331
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Neither.
- line_id: 110115
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 89
  line_number: 4.4.332
  speaker: DORCAS
  text_entry: Thou hast sworn my love to be.
- line_id: 110116
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 90
  line_number: 4.4.333
  speaker: MOPSA
  text_entry: 'Thou hast sworn it more to me:'
- line_id: 110117
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 90
  line_number: 4.4.334
  speaker: MOPSA
  text_entry: Then whither goest? say, whither?
- line_id: 110118
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 91
  line_number: 4.4.335
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'Well have this song out anon by ourselves: my'
- line_id: 110119
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 91
  line_number: 4.4.336
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: father and the gentlemen are in sad talk, and well
- line_id: 110120
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 91
  line_number: 4.4.337
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: not trouble them. Come, bring away thy pack after
- line_id: 110121
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 91
  line_number: 4.4.338
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: me. Wenches, Ill buy for you both. Pedlar, lets
- line_id: 110122
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 91
  line_number: 4.4.339
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: have the first choice. Follow me, girls.
- line_id: 110123
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 91
  line_number: ''
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: Exit with DORCAS and MOPSA
- line_id: 110124
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 92
  line_number: 4.4.340
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: And you shall pay well for em.
- line_id: 110125
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 92
  line_number: ''
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Follows singing
- line_id: 110126
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 92
  line_number: 4.4.341
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Will you buy any tape,
- line_id: 110127
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 92
  line_number: 4.4.342
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Or lace for your cape,
- line_id: 110128
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 92
  line_number: 4.4.343
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: My dainty duck, my dear-a?
- line_id: 110129
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 92
  line_number: 4.4.344
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Any silk, any thread,
- line_id: 110130
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 92
  line_number: 4.4.345
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Any toys for your head,
- line_id: 110131
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 92
  line_number: 4.4.346
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Of the newst and finest, finest wear-a?
- line_id: 110132
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 92
  line_number: 4.4.347
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Come to the pedlar;
- line_id: 110133
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 92
  line_number: 4.4.348
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Moneys a medler.
- line_id: 110134
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 92
  line_number: 4.4.349
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: That doth utter all mens ware-a.
- line_id: 110135
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 92
  line_number: ''
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Exit
- line_id: 110136
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 92
  line_number: ''
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Re-enter Servant
- line_id: 110137
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 93
  line_number: 4.4.350
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: Master, there is three carters, three shepherds,
- line_id: 110138
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 93
  line_number: 4.4.351
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: three neat-herds, three swine-herds, that have made
- line_id: 110139
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 93
  line_number: 4.4.352
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: themselves all men of hair, they call themselves
- line_id: 110140
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 93
  line_number: 4.4.353
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: Saltiers, and they have a dance which the wenches
- line_id: 110141
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 93
  line_number: 4.4.354
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: say is a gallimaufry of gambols, because they are
- line_id: 110142
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 93
  line_number: 4.4.355
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: not int; but they themselves are o the mind, if it
- line_id: 110143
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 93
  line_number: 4.4.356
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: be not too rough for some that know little but
- line_id: 110144
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 93
  line_number: 4.4.357
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: bowling, it will please plentifully.
- line_id: 110145
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 94
  line_number: 4.4.358
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: 'Away! well none on t: here has been too much'
- line_id: 110146
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 94
  line_number: 4.4.359
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: homely foolery already. I know, sir, we weary you.
- line_id: 110147
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 95
  line_number: 4.4.360
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: 'You weary those that refresh us: pray, lets see'
- line_id: 110148
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 95
  line_number: 4.4.361
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: these four threes of herdsmen.
- line_id: 110149
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 96
  line_number: 4.4.362
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: One three of them, by their own report, sir, hath
- line_id: 110150
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 96
  line_number: 4.4.363
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: danced before the king; and not the worst of the
- line_id: 110151
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 96
  line_number: 4.4.364
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: three but jumps twelve foot and a half by the squier.
- line_id: 110152
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 97
  line_number: 4.4.365
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: 'Leave your prating: since these good men are'
- line_id: 110153
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 97
  line_number: 4.4.366
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: pleased, let them come in; but quickly now.
- line_id: 110154
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 98
  line_number: 4.4.367
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: Why, they stay at door, sir.
- line_id: 110155
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 98
  line_number: ''
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: Exit
- line_id: 110156
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 98
  line_number: ''
  speaker: Servant
  text_entry: Here a dance of twelve Satyrs
- line_id: 110157
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 99
  line_number: 4.4.368
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: O, father, youll know more of that hereafter.
- line_id: 110158
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 99
  line_number: ''
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: To CAMILLO
- line_id: 110159
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 99
  line_number: 4.4.369
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Is it not too far gone? Tis time to part them.
- line_id: 110160
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 99
  line_number: 4.4.370
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Hes simple and tells much.
- line_id: 110161
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 99
  line_number: ''
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: To FLORIZEL
- line_id: 110162
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 99
  line_number: 4.4.371
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: How now, fair shepherd!
- line_id: 110163
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 99
  line_number: 4.4.372
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Your heart is full of something that does take
- line_id: 110164
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 99
  line_number: 4.4.373
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Your mind from feasting. Sooth, when I was young
- line_id: 110165
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 99
  line_number: 4.4.374
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: And handed love as you do, I was wont
- line_id: 110166
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 99
  line_number: 4.4.375
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: 'To load my she with knacks: I would have ransackd'
- line_id: 110167
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 99
  line_number: 4.4.376
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: The pedlars silken treasury and have pourd it
- line_id: 110168
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 99
  line_number: 4.4.377
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: To her acceptance; you have let him go
- line_id: 110169
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 99
  line_number: 4.4.378
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: And nothing marted with him. If your lass
- line_id: 110170
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 99
  line_number: 4.4.379
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Interpretation should abuse and call this
- line_id: 110171
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 99
  line_number: 4.4.380
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Your lack of love or bounty, you were straited
- line_id: 110172
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 99
  line_number: 4.4.381
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: For a reply, at least if you make a care
- line_id: 110173
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 99
  line_number: 4.4.382
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Of happy holding her.
- line_id: 110174
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 100
  line_number: 4.4.383
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Old sir, I know
- line_id: 110175
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 100
  line_number: 4.4.384
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: 'She prizes not such trifles as these are:'
- line_id: 110176
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 100
  line_number: 4.4.385
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: The gifts she looks from me are packd and lockd
- line_id: 110177
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 100
  line_number: 4.4.386
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Up in my heart; which I have given already,
- line_id: 110178
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 100
  line_number: 4.4.387
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: But not deliverd. O, hear me breathe my life
- line_id: 110179
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 100
  line_number: 4.4.388
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Before this ancient sir, who, it should seem,
- line_id: 110180
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 100
  line_number: 4.4.389
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Hath sometime loved! I take thy hand, this hand,
- line_id: 110181
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 100
  line_number: 4.4.390
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: As soft as doves down and as white as it,
- line_id: 110182
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 100
  line_number: 4.4.391
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Or Ethiopians tooth, or the fannd
- line_id: 110183
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 100
  line_number: 4.4.392
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: snow thats bolted
- line_id: 110184
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 100
  line_number: 4.4.393
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: By the northern blasts twice oer.
- line_id: 110185
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 101
  line_number: 4.4.394
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: What follows this?
- line_id: 110186
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 101
  line_number: 4.4.395
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: How prettily the young swain seems to wash
- line_id: 110187
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 101
  line_number: 4.4.396
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: 'The hand was fair before! I have put you out:'
- line_id: 110188
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 101
  line_number: 4.4.397
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: But to your protestation; let me hear
- line_id: 110189
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 101
  line_number: 4.4.398
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: What you profess.
- line_id: 110190
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 102
  line_number: 4.4.399
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Do, and be witness to t.
- line_id: 110191
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 103
  line_number: 4.4.400
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: And this my neighbour too?
- line_id: 110192
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 104
  line_number: 4.4.401
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: And he, and more
- line_id: 110193
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 104
  line_number: 4.4.402
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: 'Than he, and men, the earth, the heavens, and all:'
- line_id: 110194
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 104
  line_number: 4.4.403
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: That, were I crownd the most imperial monarch,
- line_id: 110195
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 104
  line_number: 4.4.404
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Thereof most worthy, were I the fairest youth
- line_id: 110196
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 104
  line_number: 4.4.405
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: That ever made eye swerve, had force and knowledge
- line_id: 110197
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 104
  line_number: 4.4.406
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: More than was ever mans, I would not prize them
- line_id: 110198
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 104
  line_number: 4.4.407
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Without her love; for her employ them all;
- line_id: 110199
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 104
  line_number: 4.4.408
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Commend them and condemn them to her service
- line_id: 110200
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 104
  line_number: 4.4.409
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Or to their own perdition.
- line_id: 110201
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 105
  line_number: 4.4.410
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Fairly offerd.
- line_id: 110202
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 106
  line_number: 4.4.411
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: This shows a sound affection.
- line_id: 110203
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 107
  line_number: 4.4.412
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: But, my daughter,
- line_id: 110204
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 107
  line_number: 4.4.413
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Say you the like to him?
- line_id: 110205
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 108
  line_number: 4.4.414
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: I cannot speak
- line_id: 110206
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 108
  line_number: 4.4.415
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: 'So well, nothing so well; no, nor mean better:'
- line_id: 110207
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 108
  line_number: 4.4.416
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: By the pattern of mine own thoughts I cut out
- line_id: 110208
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 108
  line_number: 4.4.417
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: The purity of his.
- line_id: 110209
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 109
  line_number: 4.4.418
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Take hands, a bargain!
- line_id: 110210
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 109
  line_number: 4.4.419
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: 'And, friends unknown, you shall bear witness to t:'
- line_id: 110211
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 109
  line_number: 4.4.420
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: I give my daughter to him, and will make
- line_id: 110212
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 109
  line_number: 4.4.421
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Her portion equal his.
- line_id: 110213
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 110
  line_number: 4.4.422
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: O, that must be
- line_id: 110214
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 110
  line_number: 4.4.423
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: 'I the virtue of your daughter: one being dead,'
- line_id: 110215
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 110
  line_number: 4.4.424
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: I shall have more than you can dream of yet;
- line_id: 110216
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 110
  line_number: 4.4.425
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Enough then for your wonder. But, come on,
- line_id: 110217
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 110
  line_number: 4.4.426
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Contract us fore these witnesses.
- line_id: 110218
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 111
  line_number: 4.4.427
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Come, your hand;
- line_id: 110219
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 111
  line_number: 4.4.428
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: And, daughter, yours.
- line_id: 110220
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 112
  line_number: 4.4.429
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Soft, swain, awhile, beseech you;
- line_id: 110221
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 112
  line_number: 4.4.430
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Have you a father?
- line_id: 110222
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 113
  line_number: 4.4.431
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: 'I have: but what of him?'
- line_id: 110223
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 114
  line_number: 4.4.432
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Knows he of this?
- line_id: 110224
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 115
  line_number: 4.4.433
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: He neither does nor shall.
- line_id: 110225
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 116
  line_number: 4.4.434
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Methinks a father
- line_id: 110226
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 116
  line_number: 4.4.435
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Is at the nuptial of his son a guest
- line_id: 110227
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 116
  line_number: 4.4.436
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: That best becomes the table. Pray you once more,
- line_id: 110228
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 116
  line_number: 4.4.437
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Is not your father grown incapable
- line_id: 110229
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 116
  line_number: 4.4.438
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Of reasonable affairs? is he not stupid
- line_id: 110230
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 116
  line_number: 4.4.439
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: With age and altering rheums? can he speak? hear?
- line_id: 110231
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 116
  line_number: 4.4.440
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Know man from man? dispute his own estate?
- line_id: 110232
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 116
  line_number: 4.4.441
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Lies he not bed-rid? and again does nothing
- line_id: 110233
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 116
  line_number: 4.4.442
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: But what he did being childish?
- line_id: 110234
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 117
  line_number: 4.4.443
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: No, good sir;
- line_id: 110235
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 117
  line_number: 4.4.444
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: He has his health and ampler strength indeed
- line_id: 110236
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 117
  line_number: 4.4.445
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Than most have of his age.
- line_id: 110237
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 118
  line_number: 4.4.446
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: By my white beard,
- line_id: 110238
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 118
  line_number: 4.4.447
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: You offer him, if this be so, a wrong
- line_id: 110239
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 118
  line_number: 4.4.448
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: 'Something unfilial: reason my son'
- line_id: 110240
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 118
  line_number: 4.4.449
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Should choose himself a wife, but as good reason
- line_id: 110241
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 118
  line_number: 4.4.450
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: The father, all whose joy is nothing else
- line_id: 110242
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 118
  line_number: 4.4.451
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: But fair posterity, should hold some counsel
- line_id: 110243
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 118
  line_number: 4.4.452
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: In such a business.
- line_id: 110244
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 119
  line_number: 4.4.453
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: I yield all this;
- line_id: 110245
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 119
  line_number: 4.4.454
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: But for some other reasons, my grave sir,
- line_id: 110246
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 119
  line_number: 4.4.455
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Which tis not fit you know, I not acquaint
- line_id: 110247
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 119
  line_number: 4.4.456
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: My father of this business.
- line_id: 110248
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 120
  line_number: 4.4.457
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Let him knowt.
- line_id: 110249
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 121
  line_number: 4.4.458
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: He shall not.
- line_id: 110250
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 122
  line_number: 4.4.459
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Prithee, let him.
- line_id: 110251
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 123
  line_number: 4.4.460
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: No, he must not.
- line_id: 110252
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 124
  line_number: 4.4.461
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: 'Let him, my son: he shall not need to grieve'
- line_id: 110253
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 124
  line_number: 4.4.462
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: At knowing of thy choice.
- line_id: 110254
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 125
  line_number: 4.4.463
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Come, come, he must not.
- line_id: 110255
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 125
  line_number: 4.4.464
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Mark our contract.
- line_id: 110256
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 126
  line_number: 4.4.465
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Mark your divorce, young sir,
- line_id: 110257
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 126
  line_number: ''
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Discovering himself
- line_id: 110258
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 126
  line_number: 4.4.466
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Whom son I dare not call; thou art too base
- line_id: 110259
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 126
  line_number: 4.4.467
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: 'To be acknowledged: thou a sceptres heir,'
- line_id: 110260
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 126
  line_number: 4.4.468
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: That thus affectst a sheep-hook! Thou old traitor,
- line_id: 110261
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 126
  line_number: 4.4.469
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: I am sorry that by hanging thee I can
- line_id: 110262
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 126
  line_number: 4.4.470
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: But shorten thy life one week. And thou, fresh piece
- line_id: 110263
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 126
  line_number: 4.4.471
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Of excellent witchcraft, who of force must know
- line_id: 110264
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 126
  line_number: 4.4.472
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: The royal fool thou copest with,--
- line_id: 110265
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 127
  line_number: 4.4.473
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: O, my heart!
- line_id: 110266
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 128
  line_number: 4.4.474
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Ill have thy beauty scratchd with briers, and made
- line_id: 110267
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 128
  line_number: 4.4.475
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: More homely than thy state. For thee, fond boy,
- line_id: 110268
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 128
  line_number: 4.4.476
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: If I may ever know thou dost but sigh
- line_id: 110269
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 128
  line_number: 4.4.477
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: That thou no more shalt see this knack, as never
- line_id: 110270
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 128
  line_number: 4.4.478
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: I mean thou shalt, well bar thee from succession;
- line_id: 110271
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 128
  line_number: 4.4.479
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Not hold thee of our blood, no, not our kin,
- line_id: 110272
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 128
  line_number: 4.4.480
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: 'Far than Deucalion off: mark thou my words:'
- line_id: 110273
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 128
  line_number: 4.4.481
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Follow us to the court. Thou churl, for this time,
- line_id: 110274
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 128
  line_number: 4.4.482
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Though full of our displeasure, yet we free thee
- line_id: 110275
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 128
  line_number: 4.4.483
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: From the dead blow of it. And you, enchantment.--
- line_id: 110276
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 128
  line_number: 4.4.484
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: 'Worthy enough a herdsman: yea, him too,'
- line_id: 110277
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 128
  line_number: 4.4.485
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: That makes himself, but for our honour therein,
- line_id: 110278
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 128
  line_number: 4.4.486
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Unworthy thee,--if ever henceforth thou
- line_id: 110279
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 128
  line_number: 4.4.487
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: These rural latches to his entrance open,
- line_id: 110280
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 128
  line_number: 4.4.488
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Or hoop his body more with thy embraces,
- line_id: 110281
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 128
  line_number: 4.4.489
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: I will devise a death as cruel for thee
- line_id: 110282
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 128
  line_number: 4.4.490
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: As thou art tender tot.
- line_id: 110283
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 128
  line_number: ''
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Exit
- line_id: 110284
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 129
  line_number: 4.4.491
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Even here undone!
- line_id: 110285
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 129
  line_number: 4.4.492
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: I was not much afeard; for once or twice
- line_id: 110286
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 129
  line_number: 4.4.493
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: I was about to speak and tell him plainly,
- line_id: 110287
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 129
  line_number: 4.4.494
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: The selfsame sun that shines upon his court
- line_id: 110288
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 129
  line_number: 4.4.495
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Hides not his visage from our cottage but
- line_id: 110289
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 129
  line_number: 4.4.496
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Looks on alike. Willt please you, sir, be gone?
- line_id: 110290
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 129
  line_number: 4.4.497
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: 'I told you what would come of this: beseech you,'
- line_id: 110291
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 129
  line_number: 4.4.498
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: 'Of your own state take care: this dream of mine,--'
- line_id: 110292
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 129
  line_number: 4.4.499
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Being now awake, Ill queen it no inch farther,
- line_id: 110293
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 129
  line_number: 4.4.500
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: But milk my ewes and weep.
- line_id: 110294
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 130
  line_number: 4.4.501
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Why, how now, father!
- line_id: 110295
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 130
  line_number: 4.4.502
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Speak ere thou diest.
- line_id: 110296
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 131
  line_number: 4.4.503
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: I cannot speak, nor think
- line_id: 110297
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 131
  line_number: 4.4.504
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Nor dare to know that which I know. O sir!
- line_id: 110298
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 131
  line_number: 4.4.505
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: You have undone a man of fourscore three,
- line_id: 110299
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 131
  line_number: 4.4.506
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: That thought to fill his grave in quiet, yea,
- line_id: 110300
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 131
  line_number: 4.4.507
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: To die upon the bed my father died,
- line_id: 110301
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 131
  line_number: 4.4.508
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: 'To lie close by his honest bones: but now'
- line_id: 110302
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 131
  line_number: 4.4.509
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Some hangman must put on my shroud and lay me
- line_id: 110303
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 131
  line_number: 4.4.510
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Where no priest shovels in dust. O cursed wretch,
- line_id: 110304
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 131
  line_number: 4.4.511
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: That knewst this was the prince,
- line_id: 110305
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 131
  line_number: 4.4.512
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: and wouldst adventure
- line_id: 110306
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 131
  line_number: 4.4.513
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: To mingle faith with him! Undone! undone!
- line_id: 110307
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 131
  line_number: 4.4.514
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: If I might die within this hour, I have lived
- line_id: 110308
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 131
  line_number: 4.4.515
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: To die when I desire.
- line_id: 110309
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 131
  line_number: ''
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Exit
- line_id: 110310
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 132
  line_number: 4.4.516
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Why look you so upon me?
- line_id: 110311
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 132
  line_number: 4.4.517
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: I am but sorry, not afeard; delayd,
- line_id: 110312
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 132
  line_number: 4.4.518
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: 'But nothing alterd: what I was, I am;'
- line_id: 110313
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 132
  line_number: 4.4.519
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: More straining on for plucking back, not following
- line_id: 110314
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 132
  line_number: 4.4.520
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: My leash unwillingly.
- line_id: 110315
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 133
  line_number: 4.4.521
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Gracious my lord,
- line_id: 110316
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 133
  line_number: 4.4.522
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'You know your fathers temper: at this time'
- line_id: 110317
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 133
  line_number: 4.4.523
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: He will allow no speech, which I do guess
- line_id: 110318
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 133
  line_number: 4.4.524
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: You do not purpose to him; and as hardly
- line_id: 110319
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 133
  line_number: 4.4.525
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'Will he endure your sight as yet, I fear:'
- line_id: 110320
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 133
  line_number: 4.4.526
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Then, till the fury of his highness settle,
- line_id: 110321
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 133
  line_number: 4.4.527
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Come not before him.
- line_id: 110322
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 134
  line_number: 4.4.528
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: I not purpose it.
- line_id: 110323
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 134
  line_number: 4.4.529
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: I think, Camillo?
- line_id: 110324
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 135
  line_number: 4.4.530
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Even he, my lord.
- line_id: 110325
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 136
  line_number: 4.4.531
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: How often have I told you twould be thus!
- line_id: 110326
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 136
  line_number: 4.4.532
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: How often said, my dignity would last
- line_id: 110327
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 136
  line_number: 4.4.533
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: But till twere known!
- line_id: 110328
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 137
  line_number: 4.4.534
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: It cannot fail but by
- line_id: 110329
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 137
  line_number: 4.4.535
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: The violation of my faith; and then
- line_id: 110330
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 137
  line_number: 4.4.536
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Let nature crush the sides o the earth together
- line_id: 110331
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 137
  line_number: 4.4.537
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: 'And mar the seeds within! Lift up thy looks:'
- line_id: 110332
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 137
  line_number: 4.4.538
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: From my succession wipe me, father; I
- line_id: 110333
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 137
  line_number: 4.4.539
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Am heir to my affection.
- line_id: 110334
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 138
  line_number: 4.4.540
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Be advised.
- line_id: 110335
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 139
  line_number: 4.4.541
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: 'I am, and by my fancy: if my reason'
- line_id: 110336
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 139
  line_number: 4.4.542
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Will thereto be obedient, I have reason;
- line_id: 110337
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 139
  line_number: 4.4.543
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: If not, my senses, better pleased with madness,
- line_id: 110338
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 139
  line_number: 4.4.544
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Do bid it welcome.
- line_id: 110339
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 140
  line_number: 4.4.545
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: This is desperate, sir.
- line_id: 110340
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 141
  line_number: 4.4.546
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: 'So call it: but it does fulfil my vow;'
- line_id: 110341
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 141
  line_number: 4.4.547
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: I needs must think it honesty. Camillo,
- line_id: 110342
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 141
  line_number: 4.4.548
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Not for Bohemia, nor the pomp that may
- line_id: 110343
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 141
  line_number: 4.4.549
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Be thereat gleand, for all the sun sees or
- line_id: 110344
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 141
  line_number: 4.4.550
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: The close earth wombs or the profound sea hides
- line_id: 110345
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 141
  line_number: 4.4.551
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: In unknown fathoms, will I break my oath
- line_id: 110346
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 141
  line_number: 4.4.552
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: 'To this my fair beloved: therefore, I pray you,'
- line_id: 110347
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 141
  line_number: 4.4.553
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: As you have ever been my fathers honourd friend,
- line_id: 110348
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 141
  line_number: 4.4.554
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: When he shall miss me,--as, in faith, I mean not
- line_id: 110349
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 141
  line_number: 4.4.555
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: To see him any more,--cast your good counsels
- line_id: 110350
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 141
  line_number: 4.4.556
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Upon his passion; let myself and fortune
- line_id: 110351
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 141
  line_number: 4.4.557
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Tug for the time to come. This you may know
- line_id: 110352
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 141
  line_number: 4.4.558
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: And so deliver, I am put to sea
- line_id: 110353
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 141
  line_number: 4.4.559
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: With her whom here I cannot hold on shore;
- line_id: 110354
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 141
  line_number: 4.4.560
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: And most opportune to our need I have
- line_id: 110355
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 141
  line_number: 4.4.561
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: A vessel rides fast by, but not prepared
- line_id: 110356
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 141
  line_number: 4.4.562
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: For this design. What course I mean to hold
- line_id: 110357
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 141
  line_number: 4.4.563
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Shall nothing benefit your knowledge, nor
- line_id: 110358
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 141
  line_number: 4.4.564
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Concern me the reporting.
- line_id: 110359
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 142
  line_number: 4.4.565
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: O my lord!
- line_id: 110360
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 142
  line_number: 4.4.566
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: I would your spirit were easier for advice,
- line_id: 110361
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 142
  line_number: 4.4.567
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Or stronger for your need.
- line_id: 110362
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 143
  line_number: 4.4.568
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Hark, Perdita
- line_id: 110363
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 143
  line_number: ''
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Drawing her aside
- line_id: 110364
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 143
  line_number: 4.4.569
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Ill hear you by and by.
- line_id: 110365
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 144
  line_number: 4.4.570
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Hes irremoveable,
- line_id: 110366
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 144
  line_number: 4.4.571
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Resolved for flight. Now were I happy, if
- line_id: 110367
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 144
  line_number: 4.4.572
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: His going I could frame to serve my turn,
- line_id: 110368
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 144
  line_number: 4.4.573
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Save him from danger, do him love and honour,
- line_id: 110369
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 144
  line_number: 4.4.574
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Purchase the sight again of dear Sicilia
- line_id: 110370
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 144
  line_number: 4.4.575
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: And that unhappy king, my master, whom
- line_id: 110371
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 144
  line_number: 4.4.576
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: I so much thirst to see.
- line_id: 110372
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 145
  line_number: 4.4.577
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Now, good Camillo;
- line_id: 110373
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 145
  line_number: 4.4.578
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: I am so fraught with curious business that
- line_id: 110374
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 145
  line_number: 4.4.579
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: I leave out ceremony.
- line_id: 110375
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 146
  line_number: 4.4.580
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Sir, I think
- line_id: 110376
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 146
  line_number: 4.4.581
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: You have heard of my poor services, i the love
- line_id: 110377
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 146
  line_number: 4.4.582
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: That I have borne your father?
- line_id: 110378
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 147
  line_number: 4.4.583
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Very nobly
- line_id: 110379
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 147
  line_number: 4.4.584
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: 'Have you deserved: it is my fathers music'
- line_id: 110380
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 147
  line_number: 4.4.585
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: To speak your deeds, not little of his care
- line_id: 110381
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 147
  line_number: 4.4.586
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: To have them recompensed as thought on.
- line_id: 110382
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 148
  line_number: 4.4.587
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Well, my lord,
- line_id: 110383
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 148
  line_number: 4.4.588
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: If you may please to think I love the king
- line_id: 110384
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 148
  line_number: 4.4.589
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: And through him what is nearest to him, which is
- line_id: 110385
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 148
  line_number: 4.4.590
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'Your gracious self, embrace but my direction:'
- line_id: 110386
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 148
  line_number: 4.4.591
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: If your more ponderous and settled project
- line_id: 110387
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 148
  line_number: 4.4.592
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: May suffer alteration, on mine honour,
- line_id: 110388
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 148
  line_number: 4.4.593
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Ill point you where you shall have such receiving
- line_id: 110389
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 148
  line_number: 4.4.594
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: As shall become your highness; where you may
- line_id: 110390
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 148
  line_number: 4.4.595
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Enjoy your mistress, from the whom, I see,
- line_id: 110391
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 148
  line_number: 4.4.596
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Theres no disjunction to be made, but by--
- line_id: 110392
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 148
  line_number: 4.4.597
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: As heavens forefend!--your ruin; marry her,
- line_id: 110393
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 148
  line_number: 4.4.598
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: And, with my best endeavours in your absence,
- line_id: 110394
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 148
  line_number: 4.4.599
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Your discontenting father strive to qualify
- line_id: 110395
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 148
  line_number: 4.4.600
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: And bring him up to liking.
- line_id: 110396
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 149
  line_number: 4.4.601
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: How, Camillo,
- line_id: 110397
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 149
  line_number: 4.4.602
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: May this, almost a miracle, be done?
- line_id: 110398
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 149
  line_number: 4.4.603
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: That I may call thee something more than man
- line_id: 110399
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 149
  line_number: 4.4.604
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: And after that trust to thee.
- line_id: 110400
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 150
  line_number: 4.4.605
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Have you thought on
- line_id: 110401
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 150
  line_number: 4.4.606
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: A place whereto youll go?
- line_id: 110402
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 151
  line_number: 4.4.607
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: 'Not any yet:'
- line_id: 110403
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 151
  line_number: 4.4.608
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: But as the unthought-on accident is guilty
- line_id: 110404
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 151
  line_number: 4.4.609
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: To what we wildly do, so we profess
- line_id: 110405
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 151
  line_number: 4.4.610
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Ourselves to be the slaves of chance and flies
- line_id: 110406
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 151
  line_number: 4.4.611
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Of every wind that blows.
- line_id: 110407
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 152
  line_number: 4.4.612
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'Then list to me:'
- line_id: 110408
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 152
  line_number: 4.4.613
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: This follows, if you will not change your purpose
- line_id: 110409
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 152
  line_number: 4.4.614
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: But undergo this flight, make for Sicilia,
- line_id: 110410
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 152
  line_number: 4.4.615
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: And there present yourself and your fair princess,
- line_id: 110411
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 152
  line_number: 4.4.616
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'For so I see she must be, fore Leontes:'
- line_id: 110412
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 152
  line_number: 4.4.617
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: She shall be habited as it becomes
- line_id: 110413
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 152
  line_number: 4.4.618
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: The partner of your bed. Methinks I see
- line_id: 110414
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 152
  line_number: 4.4.619
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Leontes opening his free arms and weeping
- line_id: 110415
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 152
  line_number: 4.4.620
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: His welcomes forth; asks thee the son forgiveness,
- line_id: 110416
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 152
  line_number: 4.4.621
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: As twere i the fathers person; kisses the hands
- line_id: 110417
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 152
  line_number: 4.4.622
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Of your fresh princess; oer and oer divides him
- line_id: 110418
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 152
  line_number: 4.4.623
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Twixt his unkindness and his kindness; the one
- line_id: 110419
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 152
  line_number: 4.4.624
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: He chides to hell and bids the other grow
- line_id: 110420
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 152
  line_number: 4.4.625
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Faster than thought or time.
- line_id: 110421
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 153
  line_number: 4.4.626
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Worthy Camillo,
- line_id: 110422
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 153
  line_number: 4.4.627
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: What colour for my visitation shall I
- line_id: 110423
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 153
  line_number: 4.4.628
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Hold up before him?
- line_id: 110424
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 154
  line_number: 4.4.629
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Sent by the king your father
- line_id: 110425
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 154
  line_number: 4.4.630
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: To greet him and to give him comforts. Sir,
- line_id: 110426
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 154
  line_number: 4.4.631
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: The manner of your bearing towards him, with
- line_id: 110427
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 154
  line_number: 4.4.632
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: What you as from your father shall deliver,
- line_id: 110428
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 154
  line_number: 4.4.633
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'Things known betwixt us three, Ill write you down:'
- line_id: 110429
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 154
  line_number: 4.4.634
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: The which shall point you forth at every sitting
- line_id: 110430
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 154
  line_number: 4.4.635
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: What you must say; that he shall not perceive
- line_id: 110431
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 154
  line_number: 4.4.636
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: But that you have your fathers bosom there
- line_id: 110432
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 154
  line_number: 4.4.637
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: And speak his very heart.
- line_id: 110433
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 155
  line_number: 4.4.638
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: 'I am bound to you:'
- line_id: 110434
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 155
  line_number: 4.4.639
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: There is some sap in this.
- line_id: 110435
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 156
  line_number: 4.4.640
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: A cause more promising
- line_id: 110436
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 156
  line_number: 4.4.641
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Than a wild dedication of yourselves
- line_id: 110437
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 156
  line_number: 4.4.642
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: To unpathd waters, undreamd shores, most certain
- line_id: 110438
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 156
  line_number: 4.4.643
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: To miseries enough; no hope to help you,
- line_id: 110439
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 156
  line_number: 4.4.644
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: But as you shake off one to take another;
- line_id: 110440
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 156
  line_number: 4.4.645
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Nothing so certain as your anchors, who
- line_id: 110441
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 156
  line_number: 4.4.646
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Do their best office, if they can but stay you
- line_id: 110442
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 156
  line_number: 4.4.647
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'Where youll be loath to be: besides you know'
- line_id: 110443
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 156
  line_number: 4.4.648
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Prosperitys the very bond of love,
- line_id: 110444
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 156
  line_number: 4.4.649
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Whose fresh complexion and whose heart together
- line_id: 110445
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 156
  line_number: 4.4.650
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Affliction alters.
- line_id: 110446
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 157
  line_number: 4.4.651
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: 'One of these is true:'
- line_id: 110447
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 157
  line_number: 4.4.652
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: I think affliction may subdue the cheek,
- line_id: 110448
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 157
  line_number: 4.4.653
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: But not take in the mind.
- line_id: 110449
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 158
  line_number: 4.4.654
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Yea, say you so?
- line_id: 110450
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 158
  line_number: 4.4.655
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: There shall not at your fathers house these
- line_id: 110451
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 158
  line_number: 4.4.656
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: seven years
- line_id: 110452
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 158
  line_number: 4.4.657
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Be born another such.
- line_id: 110453
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 159
  line_number: 4.4.658
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: My good Camillo,
- line_id: 110454
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 159
  line_number: 4.4.659
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: She is as forward of her breeding as
- line_id: 110455
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 159
  line_number: 4.4.660
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: She is i the rear our birth.
- line_id: 110456
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 160
  line_number: 4.4.661
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: I cannot say tis pity
- line_id: 110457
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 160
  line_number: 4.4.662
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: She lacks instructions, for she seems a mistress
- line_id: 110458
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 160
  line_number: 4.4.663
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: To most that teach.
- line_id: 110459
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 161
  line_number: 4.4.664
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Your pardon, sir; for this
- line_id: 110460
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 161
  line_number: 4.4.665
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Ill blush you thanks.
- line_id: 110461
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 162
  line_number: 4.4.666
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: My prettiest Perdita!
- line_id: 110462
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 162
  line_number: 4.4.667
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: But O, the thorns we stand upon! Camillo,
- line_id: 110463
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 162
  line_number: 4.4.668
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Preserver of my father, now of me,
- line_id: 110464
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 162
  line_number: 4.4.669
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: The medicine of our house, how shall we do?
- line_id: 110465
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 162
  line_number: 4.4.670
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: We are not furnishd like Bohemias son,
- line_id: 110466
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 162
  line_number: 4.4.671
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Nor shall appear in Sicilia.
- line_id: 110467
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 163
  line_number: 4.4.672
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: My lord,
- line_id: 110468
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 163
  line_number: 4.4.673
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'Fear none of this: I think you know my fortunes'
- line_id: 110469
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 163
  line_number: 4.4.674
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'Do all lie there: it shall be so my care'
- line_id: 110470
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 163
  line_number: 4.4.675
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: To have you royally appointed as if
- line_id: 110471
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 163
  line_number: 4.4.676
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: The scene you play were mine. For instance, sir,
- line_id: 110472
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 163
  line_number: 4.4.677
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: That you may know you shall not want, one word.
- line_id: 110473
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 163
  line_number: ''
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: They talk aside
- line_id: 110474
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 163
  line_number: ''
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Re-enter AUTOLYCUS
- line_id: 110475
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 164
  line_number: 4.4.678
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Ha, ha! what a fool Honesty is! and Trust, his
- line_id: 110476
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 164
  line_number: 4.4.679
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: sworn brother, a very simple gentleman! I have sold
- line_id: 110477
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 164
  line_number: 4.4.680
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: all my trumpery; not a counterfeit stone, not a
- line_id: 110478
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 164
  line_number: 4.4.681
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: ribbon, glass, pomander, brooch, table-book, ballad,
- line_id: 110479
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 164
  line_number: 4.4.682
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: knife, tape, glove, shoe-tie, bracelet, horn-ring,
- line_id: 110480
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 164
  line_number: 4.4.683
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'to keep my pack from fasting: they throng who'
- line_id: 110481
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 164
  line_number: 4.4.684
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: should buy first, as if my trinkets had been
- line_id: 110482
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 164
  line_number: 4.4.685
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'hallowed and brought a benediction to the buyer:'
- line_id: 110483
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 164
  line_number: 4.4.686
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: by which means I saw whose purse was best in
- line_id: 110484
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 164
  line_number: 4.4.687
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: picture; and what I saw, to my good use I
- line_id: 110485
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 164
  line_number: 4.4.688
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: remembered. My clown, who wants but something to
- line_id: 110486
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 164
  line_number: 4.4.689
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: be a reasonable man, grew so in love with the
- line_id: 110487
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 164
  line_number: 4.4.690
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: wenches song, that he would not stir his pettitoes
- line_id: 110488
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 164
  line_number: 4.4.691
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: till he had both tune and words; which so drew the
- line_id: 110489
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 164
  line_number: 4.4.692
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: rest of the herd to me that all their other senses
- line_id: 110490
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 164
  line_number: 4.4.693
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'stuck in ears: you might have pinched a placket, it'
- line_id: 110491
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 164
  line_number: 4.4.694
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: was senseless; twas nothing to geld a codpiece of a
- line_id: 110492
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 164
  line_number: 4.4.695
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: purse; I could have filed keys off that hung in
- line_id: 110493
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 164
  line_number: 4.4.696
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'chains: no hearing, no feeling, but my sirs song,'
- line_id: 110494
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 164
  line_number: 4.4.697
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: and admiring the nothing of it. So that in this
- line_id: 110495
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 164
  line_number: 4.4.698
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: time of lethargy I picked and cut most of their
- line_id: 110496
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 164
  line_number: 4.4.699
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: festival purses; and had not the old man come in
- line_id: 110497
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 164
  line_number: 4.4.700
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: with a whoo-bub against his daughter and the kings
- line_id: 110498
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 164
  line_number: 4.4.701
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: son and scared my choughs from the chaff, I had not
- line_id: 110499
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 164
  line_number: 4.4.702
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: left a purse alive in the whole army.
- line_id: 110500
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 164
  line_number: ''
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: CAMILLO, FLORIZEL, and PERDITA come forward
- line_id: 110501
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 165
  line_number: 4.4.703
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Nay, but my letters, by this means being there
- line_id: 110502
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 165
  line_number: 4.4.704
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: So soon as you arrive, shall clear that doubt.
- line_id: 110503
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 166
  line_number: 4.4.705
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: And those that youll procure from King Leontes--
- line_id: 110504
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 167
  line_number: 4.4.706
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Shall satisfy your father.
- line_id: 110505
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 168
  line_number: 4.4.707
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Happy be you!
- line_id: 110506
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 168
  line_number: 4.4.708
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: All that you speak shows fair.
- line_id: 110507
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 169
  line_number: 4.4.709
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Who have we here?
- line_id: 110508
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 169
  line_number: ''
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Seeing AUTOLYCUS
- line_id: 110509
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 169
  line_number: 4.4.710
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Well make an instrument of this, omit
- line_id: 110510
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 169
  line_number: 4.4.711
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Nothing may give us aid.
- line_id: 110511
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 170
  line_number: 4.4.712
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: If they have overheard me now, why, hanging.
- line_id: 110512
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 171
  line_number: 4.4.713
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: How now, good fellow! why shakest thou so? Fear
- line_id: 110513
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 171
  line_number: 4.4.714
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: not, man; heres no harm intended to thee.
- line_id: 110514
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 172
  line_number: 4.4.715
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: I am a poor fellow, sir.
- line_id: 110515
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 173
  line_number: 4.4.716
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Why, be so still; heres nobody will steal that from
- line_id: 110516
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 173
  line_number: 4.4.717
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'thee: yet for the outside of thy poverty we must'
- line_id: 110517
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 173
  line_number: 4.4.718
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: make an exchange; therefore discase thee instantly,
- line_id: 110518
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 173
  line_number: 4.4.719
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: "--thou must think theres a necessity int,--and"
- line_id: 110519
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 173
  line_number: 4.4.720
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'change garments with this gentleman: though the'
- line_id: 110520
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 173
  line_number: 4.4.721
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: pennyworth on his side be the worst, yet hold thee,
- line_id: 110521
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 173
  line_number: 4.4.722
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: theres some boot.
- line_id: 110522
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 174
  line_number: 4.4.723
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: I am a poor fellow, sir.
- line_id: 110523
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 174
  line_number: ''
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Aside
- line_id: 110524
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 174
  line_number: 4.4.724
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: I know ye well enough.
- line_id: 110525
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 175
  line_number: 4.4.725
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'Nay, prithee, dispatch: the gentleman is half'
- line_id: 110526
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 175
  line_number: 4.4.726
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: flayed already.
- line_id: 110527
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 176
  line_number: 4.4.727
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Are you in earnest, sir?
- line_id: 110528
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 176
  line_number: ''
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Aside
- line_id: 110529
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 176
  line_number: 4.4.728
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: I smell the trick ont.
- line_id: 110530
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 177
  line_number: 4.4.729
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Dispatch, I prithee.
- line_id: 110531
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 178
  line_number: 4.4.730
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'Indeed, I have had earnest: but I cannot with'
- line_id: 110532
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 178
  line_number: 4.4.731
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: conscience take it.
- line_id: 110533
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 179
  line_number: 4.4.732
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Unbuckle, unbuckle.
- line_id: 110534
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 179
  line_number: ''
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: FLORIZEL and AUTOLYCUS exchange garments
- line_id: 110535
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 179
  line_number: 4.4.733
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Fortunate mistress,--let my prophecy
- line_id: 110536
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 179
  line_number: 4.4.734
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Come home to ye!--you must retire yourself
- line_id: 110537
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 179
  line_number: 4.4.735
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'Into some covert: take your sweethearts hat'
- line_id: 110538
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 179
  line_number: 4.4.736
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: And pluck it oer your brows, muffle your face,
- line_id: 110539
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 179
  line_number: 4.4.737
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Dismantle you, and, as you can, disliken
- line_id: 110540
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 179
  line_number: 4.4.738
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: The truth of your own seeming; that you may--
- line_id: 110541
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 179
  line_number: 4.4.739
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: For I do fear eyes over--to shipboard
- line_id: 110542
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 179
  line_number: 4.4.740
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Get undescried.
- line_id: 110543
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 180
  line_number: 4.4.741
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: I see the play so lies
- line_id: 110544
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 180
  line_number: 4.4.742
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: That I must bear a part.
- line_id: 110545
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 181
  line_number: 4.4.743
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: No remedy.
- line_id: 110546
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 181
  line_number: 4.4.744
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Have you done there?
- line_id: 110547
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 182
  line_number: 4.4.745
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Should I now meet my father,
- line_id: 110548
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 182
  line_number: 4.4.746
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: He would not call me son.
- line_id: 110549
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 183
  line_number: 4.4.747
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Nay, you shall have no hat.
- line_id: 110550
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 183
  line_number: ''
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Giving it to PERDITA
- line_id: 110551
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 183
  line_number: 4.4.748
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Come, lady, come. Farewell, my friend.
- line_id: 110552
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 184
  line_number: 4.4.749
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Adieu, sir.
- line_id: 110553
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 185
  line_number: 4.4.750
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: O Perdita, what have we twain forgot!
- line_id: 110554
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 185
  line_number: 4.4.751
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Pray you, a word.
- line_id: 110555
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 186
  line_number: 4.4.752
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: "[Aside]  What I do next, shall be to tell the king"
- line_id: 110556
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 186
  line_number: 4.4.753
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Of this escape and whither they are bound;
- line_id: 110557
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 186
  line_number: 4.4.754
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Wherein my hope is I shall so prevail
- line_id: 110558
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 186
  line_number: 4.4.755
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'To force him after: in whose company'
- line_id: 110559
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 186
  line_number: 4.4.756
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: I shall review Sicilia, for whose sight
- line_id: 110560
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 186
  line_number: 4.4.757
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: I have a womans longing.
- line_id: 110561
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 187
  line_number: 4.4.758
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Fortune speed us!
- line_id: 110562
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 187
  line_number: 4.4.759
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Thus we set on, Camillo, to the sea-side.
- line_id: 110563
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 188
  line_number: 4.4.760
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: The swifter speed the better.
- line_id: 110564
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 188
  line_number: ''
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Exeunt FLORIZEL, PERDITA, and CAMILLO
- line_id: 110565
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 189
  line_number: 4.4.761
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'I understand the business, I hear it: to have an'
- line_id: 110566
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 189
  line_number: 4.4.762
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: open ear, a quick eye, and a nimble hand, is
- line_id: 110567
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 189
  line_number: 4.4.763
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: necessary for a cut-purse; a good nose is requisite
- line_id: 110568
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 189
  line_number: 4.4.764
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: also, to smell out work for the other senses. I see
- line_id: 110569
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 189
  line_number: 4.4.765
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: this is the time that the unjust man doth thrive.
- line_id: 110570
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 189
  line_number: 4.4.766
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: What an exchange had this been without boot! What
- line_id: 110571
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 189
  line_number: 4.4.767
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: a boot is here with this exchange! Sure the gods do
- line_id: 110572
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 189
  line_number: 4.4.768
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: this year connive at us, and we may do any thing
- line_id: 110573
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 189
  line_number: 4.4.769
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: extempore. The prince himself is about a piece of
- line_id: 110574
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 189
  line_number: 4.4.770
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: iniquity, stealing away from his father with his
- line_id: 110575
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 189
  line_number: 4.4.771
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'clog at his heels: if I thought it were a piece of'
- line_id: 110576
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 189
  line_number: 4.4.772
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: honesty to acquaint the king withal, I would not
- line_id: 110577
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 189
  line_number: 4.4.773
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'dot: I hold it the more knavery to conceal it;'
- line_id: 110578
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 189
  line_number: 4.4.774
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: and therein am I constant to my profession.
- line_id: 110579
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 189
  line_number: ''
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Re-enter Clown and Shepherd
- line_id: 110580
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 189
  line_number: 4.4.775
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'Aside, aside; here is more matter for a hot brain:'
- line_id: 110581
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 189
  line_number: 4.4.776
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: every lanes end, every shop, church, session,
- line_id: 110582
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 189
  line_number: 4.4.777
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: hanging, yields a careful man work.
- line_id: 110583
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 190
  line_number: 4.4.778
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: See, see; what a man you are now!
- line_id: 110584
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 190
  line_number: 4.4.779
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: There is no other way but to tell the king
- line_id: 110585
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 190
  line_number: 4.4.780
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: shes a changeling and none of your flesh and blood.
- line_id: 110586
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 191
  line_number: 4.4.781
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Nay, but hear me.
- line_id: 110587
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 192
  line_number: 4.4.782
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: Nay, but hear me.
- line_id: 110588
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 193
  line_number: 4.4.783
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Go to, then.
- line_id: 110589
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 194
  line_number: 4.4.784
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: She being none of your flesh and blood, your flesh
- line_id: 110590
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 194
  line_number: 4.4.785
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: and blood has not offended the king; and so your
- line_id: 110591
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 194
  line_number: 4.4.786
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: flesh and blood is not to be punished by him. Show
- line_id: 110592
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 194
  line_number: 4.4.787
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: those things you found about her, those secret
- line_id: 110593
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 194
  line_number: 4.4.788
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'things, all but what she has with her: this being'
- line_id: 110594
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 194
  line_number: 4.4.789
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'done, let the law go whistle: I warrant you.'
- line_id: 110595
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 195
  line_number: 4.4.790
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: I will tell the king all, every word, yea, and his
- line_id: 110596
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 195
  line_number: 4.4.791
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: sons pranks too; who, I may say, is no honest man,
- line_id: 110597
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 195
  line_number: 4.4.792
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: neither to his father nor to me, to go about to make
- line_id: 110598
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 195
  line_number: 4.4.793
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: me the kings brother-in-law.
- line_id: 110599
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 196
  line_number: 4.4.794
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: Indeed, brother-in-law was the farthest off you
- line_id: 110600
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 196
  line_number: 4.4.795
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: could have been to him and then your blood had been
- line_id: 110601
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 196
  line_number: 4.4.796
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: the dearer by I know how much an ounce.
- line_id: 110602
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 197
  line_number: 4.4.797
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: "[Aside]  Very wisely, puppies!"
- line_id: 110603
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 198
  line_number: 4.4.798
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: 'Well, let us to the king: there is that in this'
- line_id: 110604
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 198
  line_number: 4.4.799
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: fardel will make him scratch his beard.
- line_id: 110605
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 199
  line_number: 4.4.800
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: "[Aside]  I know not what impediment this complaint"
- line_id: 110606
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 199
  line_number: 4.4.801
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: may be to the flight of my master.
- line_id: 110607
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 200
  line_number: 4.4.802
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: Pray heartily he be at palace.
- line_id: 110608
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 201
  line_number: 4.4.803
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: "[Aside]  Though I am not naturally honest, I am so"
- line_id: 110609
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 201
  line_number: 4.4.804
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'sometimes by chance: let me pocket up my pedlars excrement.'
- line_id: 110610
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 201
  line_number: ''
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Takes off his false beard
- line_id: 110611
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 201
  line_number: 4.4.805
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: How now, rustics! whither are you bound?
- line_id: 110612
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 202
  line_number: 4.4.806
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: To the palace, an it like your worship.
- line_id: 110613
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 203
  line_number: 4.4.807
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Your affairs there, what, with whom, the condition
- line_id: 110614
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 203
  line_number: 4.4.808
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: of that fardel, the place of your dwelling, your
- line_id: 110615
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 203
  line_number: 4.4.809
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: names, your ages, of what having, breeding, and any
- line_id: 110616
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 203
  line_number: 4.4.810
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: thing that is fitting to be known, discover.
- line_id: 110617
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 204
  line_number: 4.4.811
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: We are but plain fellows, sir.
- line_id: 110618
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 205
  line_number: 4.4.812
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: A lie; you are rough and hairy. Let me have no
- line_id: 110619
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 205
  line_number: 4.4.813
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'lying: it becomes none but tradesmen, and they'
- line_id: 110620
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 205
  line_number: 4.4.814
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'often give us soldiers the lie: but we pay them for'
- line_id: 110621
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 205
  line_number: 4.4.815
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: it with stamped coin, not stabbing steel; therefore
- line_id: 110622
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 205
  line_number: 4.4.816
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: they do not give us the lie.
- line_id: 110623
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 206
  line_number: 4.4.817
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: Your worship had like to have given us one, if you
- line_id: 110624
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 206
  line_number: 4.4.818
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: had not taken yourself with the manner.
- line_id: 110625
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 207
  line_number: 4.4.819
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Are you a courtier, ant like you, sir?
- line_id: 110626
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 208
  line_number: 4.4.820
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Whether it like me or no, I am a courtier. Seest
- line_id: 110627
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 208
  line_number: 4.4.821
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: thou not the air of the court in these enfoldings?
- line_id: 110628
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 208
  line_number: 4.4.822
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: hath not my gait in it the measure of the court?
- line_id: 110629
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 208
  line_number: 4.4.823
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: receives not thy nose court-odor from me? reflect I
- line_id: 110630
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 208
  line_number: 4.4.824
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: not on thy baseness court-contempt? Thinkest thou,
- line_id: 110631
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 208
  line_number: 4.4.825
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: for that I insinuate, or toaze from thee thy
- line_id: 110632
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 208
  line_number: 4.4.826
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: business, I am therefore no courtier? I am courtier
- line_id: 110633
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 208
  line_number: 4.4.827
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: cap-a-pe; and one that will either push on or pluck
- line_id: 110634
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 208
  line_number: 4.4.828
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'back thy business there: whereupon I command thee to'
- line_id: 110635
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 208
  line_number: 4.4.829
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: open thy affair.
- line_id: 110636
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 209
  line_number: 4.4.830
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: My business, sir, is to the king.
- line_id: 110637
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 210
  line_number: 4.4.831
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: What advocate hast thou to him?
- line_id: 110638
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 211
  line_number: 4.4.832
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: I know not, ant like you.
- line_id: 110639
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 212
  line_number: 4.4.833
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'Advocates the court-word for a pheasant: say you'
- line_id: 110640
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 212
  line_number: 4.4.834
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: have none.
- line_id: 110641
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 213
  line_number: 4.4.835
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: None, sir; I have no pheasant, cock nor hen.
- line_id: 110642
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 214
  line_number: 4.4.836
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: How blessed are we that are not simple men!
- line_id: 110643
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 214
  line_number: 4.4.837
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Yet nature might have made me as these are,
- line_id: 110644
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 214
  line_number: 4.4.838
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Therefore I will not disdain.
- line_id: 110645
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 215
  line_number: 4.4.839
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: This cannot be but a great courtier.
- line_id: 110646
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 216
  line_number: 4.4.840
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: His garments are rich, but he wears
- line_id: 110647
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 216
  line_number: 4.4.841
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: them not handsomely.
- line_id: 110648
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 217
  line_number: 4.4.842
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'He seems to be the more noble in being fantastical:'
- line_id: 110649
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 217
  line_number: 4.4.843
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: a great man, Ill warrant; I know by the picking
- line_id: 110650
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 217
  line_number: 4.4.844
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: ons teeth.
- line_id: 110651
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 218
  line_number: 4.4.845
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: The fardel there? whats i the fardel?
- line_id: 110652
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 218
  line_number: 4.4.846
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Wherefore that box?
- line_id: 110653
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 219
  line_number: 4.4.847
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Sir, there lies such secrets in this fardel and box,
- line_id: 110654
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 219
  line_number: 4.4.848
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: which none must know but the king; and which he
- line_id: 110655
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 219
  line_number: 4.4.849
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: shall know within this hour, if I may come to the
- line_id: 110656
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 219
  line_number: 4.4.850
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: speech of him.
- line_id: 110657
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 220
  line_number: 4.4.851
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Age, thou hast lost thy labour.
- line_id: 110658
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 221
  line_number: 4.4.852
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Why, sir?
- line_id: 110659
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 222
  line_number: 4.4.853
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: The king is not at the palace; he is gone aboard a
- line_id: 110660
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 222
  line_number: 4.4.854
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'new ship to purge melancholy and air himself: for,'
- line_id: 110661
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 222
  line_number: 4.4.855
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: if thou beest capable of things serious, thou must
- line_id: 110662
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 222
  line_number: 4.4.856
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: know the king is full of grief.
- line_id: 110663
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 223
  line_number: 4.4.857
  speaker: Shepard
  text_entry: So tis said, sir; about his son, that should have
- line_id: 110664
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 223
  line_number: 4.4.858
  speaker: Shepard
  text_entry: married a shepherds daughter.
- line_id: 110665
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 224
  line_number: 4.4.859
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'If that shepherd be not in hand-fast, let him fly:'
- line_id: 110666
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 224
  line_number: 4.4.860
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: the curses he shall have, the tortures he shall
- line_id: 110667
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 224
  line_number: 4.4.861
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: feel, will break the back of man, the heart of monster.
- line_id: 110668
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 225
  line_number: 4.4.862
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: Think you so, sir?
- line_id: 110669
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 226
  line_number: 4.4.863
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Not he alone shall suffer what wit can make heavy
- line_id: 110670
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 226
  line_number: 4.4.864
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: and vengeance bitter; but those that are germane to
- line_id: 110671
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 226
  line_number: 4.4.865
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: him, though removed fifty times, shall all come
- line_id: 110672
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 226
  line_number: 4.4.866
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'under the hangman: which though it be great pity,'
- line_id: 110673
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 226
  line_number: 4.4.867
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: yet it is necessary. An old sheep-whistling rogue a
- line_id: 110674
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 226
  line_number: 4.4.868
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: ram-tender, to offer to have his daughter come into
- line_id: 110675
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 226
  line_number: 4.4.869
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: grace! Some say he shall be stoned; but that death
- line_id: 110676
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 226
  line_number: 4.4.870
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: is too soft for him, say Idraw our throne into a
- line_id: 110677
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 226
  line_number: 4.4.871
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: sheep-cote! all deaths are too few, the sharpest too easy.
- line_id: 110678
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 227
  line_number: 4.4.872
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: Has the old man eer a son, sir, do you hear. ant
- line_id: 110679
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 227
  line_number: 4.4.873
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: like you, sir?
- line_id: 110680
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 228
  line_number: 4.4.874
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: He has a son, who shall be flayed alive; then
- line_id: 110681
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 228
  line_number: 4.4.875
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: nointed over with honey, set on the head of a
- line_id: 110682
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 228
  line_number: 4.4.876
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: wasps nest; then stand till he be three quarters
- line_id: 110683
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 228
  line_number: 4.4.877
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: and a dram dead; then recovered again with
- line_id: 110684
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 228
  line_number: 4.4.878
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: aqua-vitae or some other hot infusion; then, raw as
- line_id: 110685
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 228
  line_number: 4.4.879
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: he is, and in the hottest day prognostication
- line_id: 110686
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 228
  line_number: 4.4.880
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: proclaims, shall be be set against a brick-wall, the
- line_id: 110687
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 228
  line_number: 4.4.881
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: sun looking with a southward eye upon him, where he
- line_id: 110688
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 228
  line_number: 4.4.882
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: is to behold him with flies blown to death. But what
- line_id: 110689
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 228
  line_number: 4.4.883
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: talk we of these traitorly rascals, whose miseries
- line_id: 110690
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 228
  line_number: 4.4.884
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: are to be smiled at, their offences being so
- line_id: 110691
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 228
  line_number: 4.4.885
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: capital? Tell me, for you seem to be honest plain
- line_id: 110692
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 228
  line_number: 4.4.886
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'men, what you have to the king: being something'
- line_id: 110693
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 228
  line_number: 4.4.887
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: gently considered, Ill bring you where he is
- line_id: 110694
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 228
  line_number: 4.4.888
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: aboard, tender your persons to his presence,
- line_id: 110695
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 228
  line_number: 4.4.889
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: whisper him in your behalfs; and if it be in man
- line_id: 110696
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 228
  line_number: 4.4.890
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: besides the king to effect your suits, here is man
- line_id: 110697
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 228
  line_number: 4.4.891
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: shall do it.
- line_id: 110698
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 229
  line_number: 4.4.892
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'He seems to be of great authority: close with him,'
- line_id: 110699
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 229
  line_number: 4.4.893
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: give him gold; and though authority be a stubborn
- line_id: 110700
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 229
  line_number: 4.4.894
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'bear, yet he is oft led by the nose with gold: show'
- line_id: 110701
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 229
  line_number: 4.4.895
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: the inside of your purse to the outside of his hand,
- line_id: 110702
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 229
  line_number: 4.4.896
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: and no more ado. Remember stoned, and flayed alive.
- line_id: 110703
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 230
  line_number: 4.4.897
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Ant please you, sir, to undertake the business for
- line_id: 110704
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 230
  line_number: 4.4.898
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: 'us, here is that gold I have: Ill make it as much'
- line_id: 110705
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 230
  line_number: 4.4.899
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: more and leave this young man in pawn till I bring it you.
- line_id: 110706
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 231
  line_number: 4.4.900
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: After I have done what I promised?
- line_id: 110707
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 232
  line_number: 4.4.901
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Ay, sir.
- line_id: 110708
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 233
  line_number: 4.4.902
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Well, give me the moiety. Are you a party in this business?
- line_id: 110709
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 234
  line_number: 4.4.903
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'In some sort, sir: but though my case be a pitiful'
- line_id: 110710
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 234
  line_number: 4.4.904
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: one, I hope I shall not be flayed out of it.
- line_id: 110711
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 235
  line_number: 4.4.905
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'O, thats the case of the shepherds son: hang him,'
- line_id: 110712
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 235
  line_number: 4.4.906
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: hell be made an example.
- line_id: 110713
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 236
  line_number: 4.4.907
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: Comfort, good comfort! We must to the king and show
- line_id: 110714
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 236
  line_number: 4.4.908
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'our strange sights: he must know tis none of your'
- line_id: 110715
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 236
  line_number: 4.4.909
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: daughter nor my sister; we are gone else. Sir, I
- line_id: 110716
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 236
  line_number: 4.4.910
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: will give you as much as this old man does when the
- line_id: 110717
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 236
  line_number: 4.4.911
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: business is performed, and remain, as he says, your
- line_id: 110718
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 236
  line_number: 4.4.912
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: pawn till it be brought you.
- line_id: 110719
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 237
  line_number: 4.4.913
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: I will trust you. Walk before toward the sea-side;
- line_id: 110720
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 237
  line_number: 4.4.914
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'go on the right hand: I will but look upon the'
- line_id: 110721
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 237
  line_number: 4.4.915
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: hedge and follow you.
- line_id: 110722
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 238
  line_number: 4.4.916
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: We are blest in this man, as I may say, even blest.
- line_id: 110723
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 239
  line_number: 4.4.917
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: 'Lets before as he bids us: he was provided to do us good.'
- line_id: 110724
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 239
  line_number: ''
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Exeunt Shepherd and Clown
- line_id: 110725
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 240
  line_number: 4.4.918
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: If I had a mind to be honest, I see Fortune would
- line_id: 110726
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 240
  line_number: 4.4.919
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'not suffer me: she drops booties in my mouth. I am'
- line_id: 110727
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 240
  line_number: 4.4.920
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: courted now with a double occasion, gold and a means
- line_id: 110728
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 240
  line_number: 4.4.921
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: to do the prince my master good; which who knows how
- line_id: 110729
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 240
  line_number: 4.4.922
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: that may turn back to my advancement? I will bring
- line_id: 110730
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 240
  line_number: 4.4.923
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'these two moles, these blind ones, aboard him: if he'
- line_id: 110731
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 240
  line_number: 4.4.924
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: think it fit to shore them again and that the
- line_id: 110732
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 240
  line_number: 4.4.925
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: complaint they have to the king concerns him
- line_id: 110733
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 240
  line_number: 4.4.926
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: nothing, let him call me rogue for being so far
- line_id: 110734
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 240
  line_number: 4.4.927
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: officious; for I am proof against that title and
- line_id: 110735
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 240
  line_number: 4.4.928
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: what shame else belongs tot. To him will I present
- line_id: 110736
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 240
  line_number: 4.4.929
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'them: there may be matter in it.'
- line_id: 110737
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 240
  line_number: ''
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Exit
- line_id: 110738
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 240
  line_number: ''
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: ACT V
- line_id: 110739
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 240
  line_number: ''
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: SCENE I. A room in LEONTES palace.
- line_id: 110740
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 240
  line_number: ''
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Enter LEONTES, CLEOMENES, DION, PAULINA, and Servants
- line_id: 110741
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 5.1.1
  speaker: CLEOMENES
  text_entry: Sir, you have done enough, and have performd
- line_id: 110742
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 5.1.2
  speaker: CLEOMENES
  text_entry: 'A saint-like sorrow: no fault could you make,'
- line_id: 110743
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 5.1.3
  speaker: CLEOMENES
  text_entry: Which you have not redeemd; indeed, paid down
- line_id: 110744
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 5.1.4
  speaker: CLEOMENES
  text_entry: 'More penitence than done trespass: at the last,'
- line_id: 110745
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 5.1.5
  speaker: CLEOMENES
  text_entry: Do as the heavens have done, forget your evil;
- line_id: 110746
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 5.1.6
  speaker: CLEOMENES
  text_entry: With them forgive yourself.
- line_id: 110747
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 5.1.7
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Whilst I remember
- line_id: 110748
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 5.1.8
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Her and her virtues, I cannot forget
- line_id: 110749
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 5.1.9
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: My blemishes in them, and so still think of
- line_id: 110750
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 5.1.10
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: The wrong I did myself; which was so much,
- line_id: 110751
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 5.1.11
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: That heirless it hath made my kingdom and
- line_id: 110752
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 5.1.12
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Destroyd the sweetst companion that eer man
- line_id: 110753
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 5.1.13
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Bred his hopes out of.
- line_id: 110754
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 5.1.14
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'True, too true, my lord:'
- line_id: 110755
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 5.1.15
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: If, one by one, you wedded all the world,
- line_id: 110756
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 5.1.16
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Or from the all that are took something good,
- line_id: 110757
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 5.1.17
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: To make a perfect woman, she you killd
- line_id: 110758
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 5.1.18
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Would be unparalleld.
- line_id: 110759
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 5.1.19
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: I think so. Killd!
- line_id: 110760
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 5.1.20
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'She I killd! I did so: but thou strikest me'
- line_id: 110761
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 5.1.21
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Sorely, to say I did; it is as bitter
- line_id: 110762
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 5.1.22
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Upon thy tongue as in my thought: now, good now,'
- line_id: 110763
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 5.1.23
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Say so but seldom.
- line_id: 110764
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 5.1.24
  speaker: CLEOMENES
  text_entry: 'Not at all, good lady:'
- line_id: 110765
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 5.1.25
  speaker: CLEOMENES
  text_entry: You might have spoken a thousand things that would
- line_id: 110766
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 5.1.26
  speaker: CLEOMENES
  text_entry: Have done the time more benefit and graced
- line_id: 110767
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 5.1.27
  speaker: CLEOMENES
  text_entry: Your kindness better.
- line_id: 110768
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 5.1.28
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: You are one of those
- line_id: 110769
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 5.1.29
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Would have him wed again.
- line_id: 110770
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 5.1.30
  speaker: DION
  text_entry: If you would not so,
- line_id: 110771
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 5.1.31
  speaker: DION
  text_entry: You pity not the state, nor the remembrance
- line_id: 110772
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 5.1.32
  speaker: DION
  text_entry: Of his most sovereign name; consider little
- line_id: 110773
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 5.1.33
  speaker: DION
  text_entry: What dangers, by his highness fail of issue,
- line_id: 110774
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 5.1.34
  speaker: DION
  text_entry: May drop upon his kingdom and devour
- line_id: 110775
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 5.1.35
  speaker: DION
  text_entry: Incertain lookers on. What were more holy
- line_id: 110776
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 5.1.36
  speaker: DION
  text_entry: Than to rejoice the former queen is well?
- line_id: 110777
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 5.1.37
  speaker: DION
  text_entry: What holier than, for royaltys repair,
- line_id: 110778
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 5.1.38
  speaker: DION
  text_entry: For present comfort and for future good,
- line_id: 110779
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 5.1.39
  speaker: DION
  text_entry: To bless the bed of majesty again
- line_id: 110780
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 5.1.40
  speaker: DION
  text_entry: With a sweet fellow tot?
- line_id: 110781
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.1.41
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: There is none worthy,
- line_id: 110782
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.1.42
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Respecting her thats gone. Besides, the gods
- line_id: 110783
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.1.43
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Will have fulfilld their secret purposes;
- line_id: 110784
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.1.44
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: For has not the divine Apollo said,
- line_id: 110785
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.1.45
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Ist not the tenor of his oracle,
- line_id: 110786
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.1.46
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: That King Leontes shall not have an heir
- line_id: 110787
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.1.47
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Till his lost child be found? which that it shall,
- line_id: 110788
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.1.48
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Is all as monstrous to our human reason
- line_id: 110789
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.1.49
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: As my Antigonus to break his grave
- line_id: 110790
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.1.50
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: And come again to me; who, on my life,
- line_id: 110791
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.1.51
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Did perish with the infant. Tis your counsel
- line_id: 110792
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.1.52
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: My lord should to the heavens be contrary,
- line_id: 110793
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.1.53
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Oppose against their wills.
- line_id: 110794
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: ''
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: To LEONTES
- line_id: 110795
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.1.54
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Care not for issue;
- line_id: 110796
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.1.55
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'The crown will find an heir: great Alexander'
- line_id: 110797
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.1.56
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Left his to the worthiest; so his successor
- line_id: 110798
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.1.57
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Was like to be the best.
- line_id: 110799
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 5.1.58
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Good Paulina,
- line_id: 110800
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 5.1.59
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Who hast the memory of Hermione,
- line_id: 110801
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 5.1.60
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: I know, in honour, O, that ever I
- line_id: 110802
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 5.1.61
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Had squared me to thy counsel! then, even now,
- line_id: 110803
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 5.1.62
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: I might have lookd upon my queens full eyes,
- line_id: 110804
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 5.1.63
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Have taken treasure from her lips--
- line_id: 110805
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 5.1.64
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: And left them
- line_id: 110806
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 5.1.65
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: More rich for what they yielded.
- line_id: 110807
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 5.1.66
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Thou speakst truth.
- line_id: 110808
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 5.1.67
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'No more such wives; therefore, no wife: one worse,'
- line_id: 110809
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 5.1.68
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: And better used, would make her sainted spirit
- line_id: 110810
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 5.1.69
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Again possess her corpse, and on this stage,
- line_id: 110811
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 5.1.70
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Where were offenders now, appear soul-vexd,
- line_id: 110812
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 5.1.71
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: And begin, Why to me?
- line_id: 110813
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 5.1.72
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Had she such power,
- line_id: 110814
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 5.1.73
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: She had just cause.
- line_id: 110815
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 5.1.74
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: She had; and would incense me
- line_id: 110816
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 5.1.75
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: To murder her I married.
- line_id: 110817
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 5.1.76
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: I should so.
- line_id: 110818
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 5.1.77
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Were I the ghost that walkd, Ild bid you mark
- line_id: 110819
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 5.1.78
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Her eye, and tell me for what dull part int
- line_id: 110820
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 5.1.79
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: You chose her; then Ild shriek, that even your ears
- line_id: 110821
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 5.1.80
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Should rift to hear me; and the words that followd
- line_id: 110822
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 5.1.81
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Should be Remember mine.
- line_id: 110823
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 15
  line_number: 5.1.82
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Stars, stars,
- line_id: 110824
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 15
  line_number: 5.1.83
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: And all eyes else dead coals! Fear thou no wife;
- line_id: 110825
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 15
  line_number: 5.1.84
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Ill have no wife, Paulina.
- line_id: 110826
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 5.1.85
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Will you swear
- line_id: 110827
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 5.1.86
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Never to marry but by my free leave?
- line_id: 110828
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 17
  line_number: 5.1.87
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Never, Paulina; so be blest my spirit!
- line_id: 110829
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 5.1.88
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Then, good my lords, bear witness to his oath.
- line_id: 110830
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 5.1.89
  speaker: CLEOMENES
  text_entry: You tempt him over-much.
- line_id: 110831
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: 5.1.90
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Unless another,
- line_id: 110832
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: 5.1.91
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: As like Hermione as is her picture,
- line_id: 110833
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: 5.1.92
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Affront his eye.
- line_id: 110834
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 5.1.93
  speaker: CLEOMENES
  text_entry: Good madam,--
- line_id: 110835
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 5.1.94
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: I have done.
- line_id: 110836
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 5.1.95
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Yet, if my lord will marry,--if you will, sir,
- line_id: 110837
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 5.1.96
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: No remedy, but you will,--give me the office
- line_id: 110838
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 5.1.97
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'To choose you a queen: she shall not be so young'
- line_id: 110839
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 5.1.98
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: As was your former; but she shall be such
- line_id: 110840
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 5.1.99
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: As, walkd your first queens ghost,
- line_id: 110841
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 5.1.100
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: it should take joy
- line_id: 110842
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 5.1.101
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: To see her in your arms.
- line_id: 110843
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 23
  line_number: 5.1.102
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: My true Paulina,
- line_id: 110844
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 23
  line_number: 5.1.103
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: We shall not marry till thou bidst us.
- line_id: 110845
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 5.1.104
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: That
- line_id: 110846
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 5.1.105
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Shall be when your first queens again in breath;
- line_id: 110847
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 5.1.106
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Never till then.
- line_id: 110848
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: ''
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Enter a Gentleman
- line_id: 110849
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 5.1.107
  speaker: Gentleman
  text_entry: One that gives out himself Prince Florizel,
- line_id: 110850
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 5.1.108
  speaker: Gentleman
  text_entry: Son of Polixenes, with his princess, she
- line_id: 110851
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 5.1.109
  speaker: Gentleman
  text_entry: The fairest I have yet beheld, desires access
- line_id: 110852
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 5.1.110
  speaker: Gentleman
  text_entry: To your high presence.
- line_id: 110853
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 26
  line_number: 5.1.111
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: What with him? he comes not
- line_id: 110854
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 26
  line_number: 5.1.112
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Like to his fathers greatness: his approach,'
- line_id: 110855
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 26
  line_number: 5.1.113
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: So out of circumstance and sudden, tells us
- line_id: 110856
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 26
  line_number: 5.1.114
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Tis not a visitation framed, but forced
- line_id: 110857
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 26
  line_number: 5.1.115
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: By need and accident. What train?
- line_id: 110858
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 27
  line_number: 5.1.116
  speaker: Gentleman
  text_entry: But few,
- line_id: 110859
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 27
  line_number: 5.1.117
  speaker: Gentleman
  text_entry: And those but mean.
- line_id: 110860
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 28
  line_number: 5.1.118
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: His princess, say you, with him?
- line_id: 110861
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 29
  line_number: 5.1.119
  speaker: Gentleman
  text_entry: Ay, the most peerless piece of earth, I think,
- line_id: 110862
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 29
  line_number: 5.1.120
  speaker: Gentleman
  text_entry: That eer the sun shone bright on.
- line_id: 110863
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 30
  line_number: 5.1.121
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: O Hermione,
- line_id: 110864
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 30
  line_number: 5.1.122
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: As every present time doth boast itself
- line_id: 110865
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 30
  line_number: 5.1.123
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Above a better gone, so must thy grave
- line_id: 110866
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 30
  line_number: 5.1.124
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Give way to whats seen now! Sir, you yourself
- line_id: 110867
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 30
  line_number: 5.1.125
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Have said and writ so, but your writing now
- line_id: 110868
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 30
  line_number: 5.1.126
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Is colder than that theme, She had not been,
- line_id: 110869
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 30
  line_number: 5.1.127
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Nor was not to be equalld;--thus your verse
- line_id: 110870
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 30
  line_number: 5.1.128
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'Flowd with her beauty once: tis shrewdly ebbd,'
- line_id: 110871
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 30
  line_number: 5.1.129
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: To say you have seen a better.
- line_id: 110872
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 5.1.130
  speaker: Gentleman
  text_entry: 'Pardon, madam:'
- line_id: 110873
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 5.1.131
  speaker: Gentleman
  text_entry: The one I have almost forgot,--your pardon,--
- line_id: 110874
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 5.1.132
  speaker: Gentleman
  text_entry: The other, when she has obtaind your eye,
- line_id: 110875
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 5.1.133
  speaker: Gentleman
  text_entry: Will have your tongue too. This is a creature,
- line_id: 110876
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 5.1.134
  speaker: Gentleman
  text_entry: Would she begin a sect, might quench the zeal
- line_id: 110877
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 5.1.135
  speaker: Gentleman
  text_entry: Of all professors else, make proselytes
- line_id: 110878
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 5.1.136
  speaker: Gentleman
  text_entry: Of who she but bid follow.
- line_id: 110879
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 32
  line_number: 5.1.137
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: How! not women?
- line_id: 110880
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 5.1.138
  speaker: Gentleman
  text_entry: Women will love her, that she is a woman
- line_id: 110881
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 5.1.139
  speaker: Gentleman
  text_entry: More worth than any man; men, that she is
- line_id: 110882
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 5.1.140
  speaker: Gentleman
  text_entry: The rarest of all women.
- line_id: 110883
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 5.1.141
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Go, Cleomenes;
- line_id: 110884
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 5.1.142
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Yourself, assisted with your honourd friends,
- line_id: 110885
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 5.1.143
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Bring them to our embracement. Still, tis strange
- line_id: 110886
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: ''
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Exeunt CLEOMENES and others
- line_id: 110887
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 5.1.144
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: He thus should steal upon us.
- line_id: 110888
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 5.1.145
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Had our prince,
- line_id: 110889
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 5.1.146
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Jewel of children, seen this hour, he had paird
- line_id: 110890
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 5.1.147
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'Well with this lord: there was not full a month'
- line_id: 110891
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 5.1.148
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Between their births.
- line_id: 110892
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.1.149
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Prithee, no more; cease; thou knowst
- line_id: 110893
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.1.150
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'He dies to me again when talkd of: sure,'
- line_id: 110894
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.1.151
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: When I shall see this gentleman, thy speeches
- line_id: 110895
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.1.152
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Will bring me to consider that which may
- line_id: 110896
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.1.153
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Unfurnish me of reason. They are come.
- line_id: 110897
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: ''
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Re-enter CLEOMENES and others, with FLORIZEL and PERDITA
- line_id: 110898
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.1.154
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Your mother was most true to wedlock, prince;
- line_id: 110899
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.1.155
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: For she did print your royal father off,
- line_id: 110900
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.1.156
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Conceiving you: were I but twenty-one,'
- line_id: 110901
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.1.157
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Your fathers image is so hit in you,
- line_id: 110902
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.1.158
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: His very air, that I should call you brother,
- line_id: 110903
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.1.159
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: As I did him, and speak of something wildly
- line_id: 110904
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.1.160
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: By us performd before. Most dearly welcome!
- line_id: 110905
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.1.161
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: And your fair princess,--goddess!--O, alas!
- line_id: 110906
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.1.162
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: I lost a couple, that twixt heaven and earth
- line_id: 110907
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.1.163
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Might thus have stood begetting wonder as
- line_id: 110908
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.1.164
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'You, gracious couple, do: and then I lost--'
- line_id: 110909
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.1.165
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: All mine own folly--the society,
- line_id: 110910
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.1.166
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Amity too, of your brave father, whom,
- line_id: 110911
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.1.167
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Though bearing misery, I desire my life
- line_id: 110912
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.1.168
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Once more to look on him.
- line_id: 110913
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 37
  line_number: 5.1.169
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: By his command
- line_id: 110914
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 37
  line_number: 5.1.170
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Have I here touchd Sicilia and from him
- line_id: 110915
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 37
  line_number: 5.1.171
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Give you all greetings that a king, at friend,
- line_id: 110916
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 37
  line_number: 5.1.172
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: 'Can send his brother: and, but infirmity'
- line_id: 110917
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 37
  line_number: 5.1.173
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Which waits upon worn times hath something seized
- line_id: 110918
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 37
  line_number: 5.1.174
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: His wishd ability, he had himself
- line_id: 110919
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 37
  line_number: 5.1.175
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: The lands and waters twixt your throne and his
- line_id: 110920
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 37
  line_number: 5.1.176
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Measured to look upon you; whom he loves--
- line_id: 110921
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 37
  line_number: 5.1.177
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: He bade me say so--more than all the sceptres
- line_id: 110922
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 37
  line_number: 5.1.178
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: And those that bear them living.
- line_id: 110923
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.1.179
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: O my brother,
- line_id: 110924
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.1.180
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Good gentleman! the wrongs I have done thee stir
- line_id: 110925
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.1.181
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Afresh within me, and these thy offices,
- line_id: 110926
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.1.182
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: So rarely kind, are as interpreters
- line_id: 110927
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.1.183
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Of my behind-hand slackness. Welcome hither,
- line_id: 110928
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.1.184
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: As is the spring to the earth. And hath he too
- line_id: 110929
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.1.185
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Exposed this paragon to the fearful usage,
- line_id: 110930
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.1.186
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: At least ungentle, of the dreadful Neptune,
- line_id: 110931
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.1.187
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: To greet a man not worth her pains, much less
- line_id: 110932
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.1.188
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: The adventure of her person?
- line_id: 110933
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 39
  line_number: 5.1.189
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Good my lord,
- line_id: 110934
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 39
  line_number: 5.1.190
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: She came from Libya.
- line_id: 110935
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 40
  line_number: 5.1.191
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Where the warlike Smalus,
- line_id: 110936
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 40
  line_number: 5.1.192
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: That noble honourd lord, is feard and loved?
- line_id: 110937
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 5.1.193
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Most royal sir, from thence; from him, whose daughter
- line_id: 110938
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 5.1.194
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: 'His tears proclaimd his, parting with her: thence,'
- line_id: 110939
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 5.1.195
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: A prosperous south-wind friendly, we have crossd,
- line_id: 110940
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 5.1.196
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: To execute the charge my father gave me
- line_id: 110941
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 5.1.197
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: 'For visiting your highness: my best train'
- line_id: 110942
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 5.1.198
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: I have from your Sicilian shores dismissd;
- line_id: 110943
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 5.1.199
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Who for Bohemia bend, to signify
- line_id: 110944
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 5.1.200
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Not only my success in Libya, sir,
- line_id: 110945
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 5.1.201
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: But my arrival and my wifes in safety
- line_id: 110946
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 41
  line_number: 5.1.202
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Here where we are.
- line_id: 110947
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 5.1.203
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: The blessed gods
- line_id: 110948
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 5.1.204
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Purge all infection from our air whilst you
- line_id: 110949
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 5.1.205
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Do climate here! You have a holy father,
- line_id: 110950
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 5.1.206
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: A graceful gentleman; against whose person,
- line_id: 110951
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 5.1.207
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'So sacred as it is, I have done sin:'
- line_id: 110952
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 5.1.208
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: For which the heavens, taking angry note,
- line_id: 110953
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 5.1.209
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Have left me issueless; and your fathers blest,
- line_id: 110954
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 5.1.210
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: As he from heaven merits it, with you
- line_id: 110955
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 5.1.211
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Worthy his goodness. What might I have been,
- line_id: 110956
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 5.1.212
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Might I a son and daughter now have lookd on,
- line_id: 110957
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: 5.1.213
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Such goodly things as you!
- line_id: 110958
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 42
  line_number: ''
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Enter a Lord
- line_id: 110959
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 5.1.214
  speaker: Lord
  text_entry: Most noble sir,
- line_id: 110960
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 5.1.215
  speaker: Lord
  text_entry: That which I shall report will bear no credit,
- line_id: 110961
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 5.1.216
  speaker: Lord
  text_entry: Were not the proof so nigh. Please you, great sir,
- line_id: 110962
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 5.1.217
  speaker: Lord
  text_entry: Bohemia greets you from himself by me;
- line_id: 110963
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 5.1.218
  speaker: Lord
  text_entry: Desires you to attach his son, who has--
- line_id: 110964
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 5.1.219
  speaker: Lord
  text_entry: His dignity and duty both cast off--
- line_id: 110965
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 5.1.220
  speaker: Lord
  text_entry: Fled from his father, from his hopes, and with
- line_id: 110966
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 43
  line_number: 5.1.221
  speaker: Lord
  text_entry: A shepherds daughter.
- line_id: 110967
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 44
  line_number: 5.1.222
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Wheres Bohemia? speak.
- line_id: 110968
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 45
  line_number: 5.1.223
  speaker: Lord
  text_entry: 'Here in your city; I now came from him:'
- line_id: 110969
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 45
  line_number: 5.1.224
  speaker: Lord
  text_entry: I speak amazedly; and it becomes
- line_id: 110970
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 45
  line_number: 5.1.225
  speaker: Lord
  text_entry: My marvel and my message. To your court
- line_id: 110971
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 45
  line_number: 5.1.226
  speaker: Lord
  text_entry: Whiles he was hastening, in the chase, it seems,
- line_id: 110972
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 45
  line_number: 5.1.227
  speaker: Lord
  text_entry: Of this fair couple, meets he on the way
- line_id: 110973
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 45
  line_number: 5.1.228
  speaker: Lord
  text_entry: The father of this seeming lady and
- line_id: 110974
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 45
  line_number: 5.1.229
  speaker: Lord
  text_entry: Her brother, having both their country quitted
- line_id: 110975
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 45
  line_number: 5.1.230
  speaker: Lord
  text_entry: With this young prince.
- line_id: 110976
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 46
  line_number: 5.1.231
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Camillo has betrayd me;
- line_id: 110977
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 46
  line_number: 5.1.232
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Whose honour and whose honesty till now
- line_id: 110978
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 46
  line_number: 5.1.233
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Endured all weathers.
- line_id: 110979
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 47
  line_number: 5.1.234
  speaker: Lord
  text_entry: 'Layt so to his charge:'
- line_id: 110980
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 47
  line_number: 5.1.235
  speaker: Lord
  text_entry: Hes with the king your father.
- line_id: 110981
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 48
  line_number: 5.1.236
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Who? Camillo?
- line_id: 110982
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 5.1.237
  speaker: Lord
  text_entry: Camillo, sir; I spake with him; who now
- line_id: 110983
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 5.1.238
  speaker: Lord
  text_entry: Has these poor men in question. Never saw I
- line_id: 110984
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 5.1.239
  speaker: Lord
  text_entry: 'Wretches so quake: they kneel, they kiss the earth;'
- line_id: 110985
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 5.1.240
  speaker: Lord
  text_entry: 'Forswear themselves as often as they speak:'
- line_id: 110986
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 5.1.241
  speaker: Lord
  text_entry: Bohemia stops his ears, and threatens them
- line_id: 110987
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 49
  line_number: 5.1.242
  speaker: Lord
  text_entry: With divers deaths in death.
- line_id: 110988
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 50
  line_number: 5.1.243
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: O my poor father!
- line_id: 110989
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 50
  line_number: 5.1.244
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: The heaven sets spies upon us, will not have
- line_id: 110990
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 50
  line_number: 5.1.245
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Our contract celebrated.
- line_id: 110991
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 51
  line_number: 5.1.246
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: You are married?
- line_id: 110992
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 52
  line_number: 5.1.247
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: We are not, sir, nor are we like to be;
- line_id: 110993
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 52
  line_number: 5.1.248
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: 'The stars, I see, will kiss the valleys first:'
- line_id: 110994
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 52
  line_number: 5.1.249
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: The odds for high and lows alike.
- line_id: 110995
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 53
  line_number: 5.1.250
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: My lord,
- line_id: 110996
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 53
  line_number: 5.1.251
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Is this the daughter of a king?
- line_id: 110997
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 54
  line_number: 5.1.252
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: She is,
- line_id: 110998
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 54
  line_number: 5.1.253
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: When once she is my wife.
- line_id: 110999
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 55
  line_number: 5.1.254
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: That once I see by your good fathers speed
- line_id: 111000
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 55
  line_number: 5.1.255
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Will come on very slowly. I am sorry,
- line_id: 111001
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 55
  line_number: 5.1.256
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Most sorry, you have broken from his liking
- line_id: 111002
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 55
  line_number: 5.1.257
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Where you were tied in duty, and as sorry
- line_id: 111003
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 55
  line_number: 5.1.258
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Your choice is not so rich in worth as beauty,
- line_id: 111004
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 55
  line_number: 5.1.259
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: That you might well enjoy her.
- line_id: 111005
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 56
  line_number: 5.1.260
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: 'Dear, look up:'
- line_id: 111006
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 56
  line_number: 5.1.261
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Though Fortune, visible an enemy,
- line_id: 111007
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 56
  line_number: 5.1.262
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Should chase us with my father, power no jot
- line_id: 111008
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 56
  line_number: 5.1.263
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Hath she to change our loves. Beseech you, sir,
- line_id: 111009
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 56
  line_number: 5.1.264
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Remember since you owed no more to time
- line_id: 111010
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 56
  line_number: 5.1.265
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: 'Than I do now: with thought of such affections,'
- line_id: 111011
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 56
  line_number: 5.1.266
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: Step forth mine advocate; at your request
- line_id: 111012
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 56
  line_number: 5.1.267
  speaker: FLORIZEL
  text_entry: My father will grant precious things as trifles.
- line_id: 111013
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 57
  line_number: 5.1.268
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Would he do so, Ild beg your precious mistress,
- line_id: 111014
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 57
  line_number: 5.1.269
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Which he counts but a trifle.
- line_id: 111015
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 58
  line_number: 5.1.270
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Sir, my liege,
- line_id: 111016
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 58
  line_number: 5.1.271
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'Your eye hath too much youth int: not a month'
- line_id: 111017
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 58
  line_number: 5.1.272
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Fore your queen died, she was more worth such gazes
- line_id: 111018
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 58
  line_number: 5.1.273
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Than what you look on now.
- line_id: 111019
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 59
  line_number: 5.1.274
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: I thought of her,
- line_id: 111020
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 59
  line_number: 5.1.275
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Even in these looks I made.
- line_id: 111021
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 59
  line_number: ''
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: To FLORIZEL
- line_id: 111022
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 59
  line_number: 5.1.276
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: But your petition
- line_id: 111023
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 59
  line_number: 5.1.277
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Is yet unanswerd. I will to your father:'
- line_id: 111024
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 59
  line_number: 5.1.278
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Your honour not oerthrown by your desires,
- line_id: 111025
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 59
  line_number: 5.1.279
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'I am friend to them and you: upon which errand'
- line_id: 111026
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 59
  line_number: 5.1.280
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: I now go toward him; therefore follow me
- line_id: 111027
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 59
  line_number: 5.1.281
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'And mark what way I make: come, good my lord.'
- line_id: 111028
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 59
  line_number: ''
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Exeunt
- line_id: 111029
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 59
  line_number: ''
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: SCENE II. Before LEONTES palace.
- line_id: 111030
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 59
  line_number: ''
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Enter AUTOLYCUS and a Gentleman
- line_id: 111031
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 5.2.1
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Beseech you, sir, were you present at this relation?
- line_id: 111032
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 5.2.2
  speaker: First Gentleman
  text_entry: I was by at the opening of the fardel, heard the old
- line_id: 111033
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 5.2.3
  speaker: First Gentleman
  text_entry: 'shepherd deliver the manner how he found it:'
- line_id: 111034
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 5.2.4
  speaker: First Gentleman
  text_entry: whereupon, after a little amazedness, we were all
- line_id: 111035
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 5.2.5
  speaker: First Gentleman
  text_entry: commanded out of the chamber; only this methought I
- line_id: 111036
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 5.2.6
  speaker: First Gentleman
  text_entry: heard the shepherd say, he found the child.
- line_id: 111037
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 5.2.7
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: I would most gladly know the issue of it.
- line_id: 111038
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 5.2.8
  speaker: First Gentleman
  text_entry: I make a broken delivery of the business; but the
- line_id: 111039
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 5.2.9
  speaker: First Gentleman
  text_entry: changes I perceived in the king and Camillo were
- line_id: 111040
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 5.2.10
  speaker: First Gentleman
  text_entry: 'very notes of admiration: they seemed almost, with'
- line_id: 111041
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 5.2.11
  speaker: First Gentleman
  text_entry: staring on one another, to tear the cases of their
- line_id: 111042
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 5.2.12
  speaker: First Gentleman
  text_entry: eyes; there was speech in their dumbness, language
- line_id: 111043
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 5.2.13
  speaker: First Gentleman
  text_entry: in their very gesture; they looked as they had heard
- line_id: 111044
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 5.2.14
  speaker: First Gentleman
  text_entry: 'of a world ransomed, or one destroyed: a notable'
- line_id: 111045
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 5.2.15
  speaker: First Gentleman
  text_entry: passion of wonder appeared in them; but the wisest
- line_id: 111046
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 5.2.16
  speaker: First Gentleman
  text_entry: beholder, that knew no more but seeing, could not
- line_id: 111047
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 5.2.17
  speaker: First Gentleman
  text_entry: say if the importance were joy or sorrow; but in the
- line_id: 111048
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 5.2.18
  speaker: First Gentleman
  text_entry: extremity of the one, it must needs be.
- line_id: 111049
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: ''
  speaker: First Gentleman
  text_entry: Enter another Gentleman
- line_id: 111050
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 5.2.19
  speaker: First Gentleman
  text_entry: Here comes a gentleman that haply knows more.
- line_id: 111051
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 5.2.20
  speaker: First Gentleman
  text_entry: The news, Rogero?
- line_id: 111052
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 5.2.21
  speaker: Second Gentleman
  text_entry: 'Nothing but bonfires: the oracle is fulfilled; the'
- line_id: 111053
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 5.2.22
  speaker: Second Gentleman
  text_entry: 'kings daughter is found: such a deal of wonder is'
- line_id: 111054
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 5.2.23
  speaker: Second Gentleman
  text_entry: broken out within this hour that ballad-makers
- line_id: 111055
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 5.2.24
  speaker: Second Gentleman
  text_entry: cannot be able to express it.
- line_id: 111056
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: ''
  speaker: Second Gentleman
  text_entry: Enter a third Gentleman
- line_id: 111057
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 5.2.25
  speaker: Second Gentleman
  text_entry: 'Here comes the Lady Paulinas steward: he can'
- line_id: 111058
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 5.2.26
  speaker: Second Gentleman
  text_entry: deliver you more. How goes it now, sir? this news
- line_id: 111059
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 5.2.27
  speaker: Second Gentleman
  text_entry: which is called true is so like an old tale, that
- line_id: 111060
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 5.2.28
  speaker: Second Gentleman
  text_entry: 'the verity of it is in strong suspicion: has the king'
- line_id: 111061
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 5.2.29
  speaker: Second Gentleman
  text_entry: found his heir?
- line_id: 111062
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 5.2.30
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: Most true, if ever truth were pregnant by
- line_id: 111063
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 5.2.31
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: 'circumstance: that which you hear youll swear you'
- line_id: 111064
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 5.2.32
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: see, there is such unity in the proofs. The mantle
- line_id: 111065
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 5.2.33
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: of Queen Hermiones, her jewel about the neck of it,
- line_id: 111066
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 5.2.34
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: the letters of Antigonus found with it which they
- line_id: 111067
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 5.2.35
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: know to be his character, the majesty of the
- line_id: 111068
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 5.2.36
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: creature in resemblance of the mother, the affection
- line_id: 111069
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 5.2.37
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: of nobleness which nature shows above her breeding,
- line_id: 111070
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 5.2.38
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: and many other evidences proclaim her with all
- line_id: 111071
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 5.2.39
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: certainty to be the kings daughter. Did you see
- line_id: 111072
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 5.2.40
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: the meeting of the two kings?
- line_id: 111073
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 5.2.41
  speaker: Second Gentleman
  text_entry: No.
- line_id: 111074
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.2.42
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: Then have you lost a sight, which was to be seen,
- line_id: 111075
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.2.43
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: cannot be spoken of. There might you have beheld one
- line_id: 111076
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.2.44
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: joy crown another, so and in such manner that it
- line_id: 111077
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.2.45
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: seemed sorrow wept to take leave of them, for their
- line_id: 111078
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.2.46
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: joy waded in tears. There was casting up of eyes,
- line_id: 111079
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.2.47
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: holding up of hands, with countenances of such
- line_id: 111080
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.2.48
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: distraction that they were to be known by garment,
- line_id: 111081
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.2.49
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: not by favour. Our king, being ready to leap out of
- line_id: 111082
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.2.50
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: himself for joy of his found daughter, as if that
- line_id: 111083
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.2.51
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: joy were now become a loss, cries O, thy mother,
- line_id: 111084
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.2.52
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: thy mother! then asks Bohemia forgiveness; then
- line_id: 111085
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.2.53
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: embraces his son-in-law; then again worries he his
- line_id: 111086
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.2.54
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: daughter with clipping her; now he thanks the old
- line_id: 111087
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.2.55
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: shepherd, which stands by like a weather-bitten
- line_id: 111088
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.2.56
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: conduit of many kings reigns. I never heard of such
- line_id: 111089
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.2.57
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: another encounter, which lames report to follow it
- line_id: 111090
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.2.58
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: and undoes description to do it.
- line_id: 111091
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 5.2.59
  speaker: Second Gentleman
  text_entry: What, pray you, became of Antigonus, that carried
- line_id: 111092
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 5.2.60
  speaker: Second Gentleman
  text_entry: hence the child?
- line_id: 111093
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 5.2.61
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: Like an old tale still, which will have matter to
- line_id: 111094
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 5.2.62
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: rehearse, though credit be asleep and not an ear
- line_id: 111095
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 5.2.63
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: 'open. He was torn to pieces with a bear: this'
- line_id: 111096
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 5.2.64
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: avouches the shepherds son; who has not only his
- line_id: 111097
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 5.2.65
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: innocence, which seems much, to justify him, but a
- line_id: 111098
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 5.2.66
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: handkerchief and rings of his that Paulina knows.
- line_id: 111099
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 5.2.67
  speaker: First Gentleman
  text_entry: What became of his bark and his followers?
- line_id: 111100
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 5.2.68
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: Wrecked the same instant of their masters death and
- line_id: 111101
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 5.2.69
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: 'in the view of the shepherd: so that all the'
- line_id: 111102
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 5.2.70
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: instruments which aided to expose the child were
- line_id: 111103
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 5.2.71
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: even then lost when it was found. But O, the noble
- line_id: 111104
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 5.2.72
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: combat that twixt joy and sorrow was fought in
- line_id: 111105
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 5.2.73
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: Paulina! She had one eye declined for the loss of
- line_id: 111106
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 5.2.74
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: her husband, another elevated that the oracle was
- line_id: 111107
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 5.2.75
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: 'fulfilled: she lifted the princess from the earth,'
- line_id: 111108
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 5.2.76
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: and so locks her in embracing, as if she would pin
- line_id: 111109
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 5.2.77
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: her to her heart that she might no more be in danger
- line_id: 111110
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 5.2.78
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: of losing.
- line_id: 111111
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 5.2.79
  speaker: First Gentleman
  text_entry: The dignity of this act was worth the audience of
- line_id: 111112
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 5.2.80
  speaker: First Gentleman
  text_entry: kings and princes; for by such was it acted.
- line_id: 111113
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 5.2.81
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: One of the prettiest touches of all and that which
- line_id: 111114
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 5.2.82
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: angled for mine eyes, caught the water though not
- line_id: 111115
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 5.2.83
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: the fish, was when, at the relation of the queens
- line_id: 111116
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 5.2.84
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: death, with the manner how she came tot bravely
- line_id: 111117
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 5.2.85
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: confessed and lamented by the king, how
- line_id: 111118
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 5.2.86
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: attentiveness wounded his daughter; till, from one
- line_id: 111119
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 5.2.87
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: sign of dolour to another, she did, with an Alas,
- line_id: 111120
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 5.2.88
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: I would fain say, bleed tears, for I am sure my
- line_id: 111121
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 5.2.89
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: heart wept blood. Who was most marble there changed
- line_id: 111122
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 5.2.90
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: 'colour; some swooned, all sorrowed: if all the world'
- line_id: 111123
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 5.2.91
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: could have seen t, the woe had been universal.
- line_id: 111124
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 15
  line_number: 5.2.92
  speaker: First Gentleman
  text_entry: Are they returned to the court?
- line_id: 111125
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 5.2.93
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: 'No: the princess hearing of her mothers statue,'
- line_id: 111126
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 5.2.94
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: which is in the keeping of Paulina,--a piece many
- line_id: 111127
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 5.2.95
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: years in doing and now newly performed by that rare
- line_id: 111128
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 5.2.96
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: Italian master, Julio Romano, who, had he himself
- line_id: 111129
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 5.2.97
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: eternity and could put breath into his work, would
- line_id: 111130
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 5.2.98
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: beguile Nature of her custom, so perfectly he is her
- line_id: 111131
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 5.2.99
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: 'ape: he so near to Hermione hath done Hermione that'
- line_id: 111132
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 5.2.100
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: they say one would speak to her and stand in hope of
- line_id: 111133
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 5.2.101
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: 'answer: thither with all greediness of affection'
- line_id: 111134
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 5.2.102
  speaker: Third Gentleman
  text_entry: are they gone, and there they intend to sup.
- line_id: 111135
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 17
  line_number: 5.2.103
  speaker: Second Gentleman
  text_entry: I thought she had some great matter there in hand;
- line_id: 111136
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 17
  line_number: 5.2.104
  speaker: Second Gentleman
  text_entry: for she hath privately twice or thrice a day, ever
- line_id: 111137
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 17
  line_number: 5.2.105
  speaker: Second Gentleman
  text_entry: since the death of Hermione, visited that removed
- line_id: 111138
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 17
  line_number: 5.2.106
  speaker: Second Gentleman
  text_entry: house. Shall we thither and with our company piece
- line_id: 111139
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 17
  line_number: 5.2.107
  speaker: Second Gentleman
  text_entry: the rejoicing?
- line_id: 111140
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 5.2.108
  speaker: First Gentleman
  text_entry: Who would be thence that has the benefit of access?
- line_id: 111141
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 5.2.109
  speaker: First Gentleman
  text_entry: 'every wink of an eye some new grace will be born:'
- line_id: 111142
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 5.2.110
  speaker: First Gentleman
  text_entry: our absence makes us unthrifty to our knowledge.
- line_id: 111143
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 5.2.111
  speaker: First Gentleman
  text_entry: Lets along.
- line_id: 111144
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: ''
  speaker: First Gentleman
  text_entry: Exeunt Gentlemen
- line_id: 111145
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 5.2.112
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Now, had I not the dash of my former life in me,
- line_id: 111146
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 5.2.113
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: would preferment drop on my head. I brought the old
- line_id: 111147
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 5.2.114
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'man and his son aboard the prince: told him I heard'
- line_id: 111148
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 5.2.115
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: 'them talk of a fardel and I know not what: but he'
- line_id: 111149
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 5.2.116
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: at that time, overfond of the shepherds daughter,
- line_id: 111150
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 5.2.117
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: so he then took her to be, who began to be much
- line_id: 111151
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 5.2.118
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: sea-sick, and himself little better, extremity of
- line_id: 111152
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 5.2.119
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: weather continuing, this mystery remained
- line_id: 111153
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 5.2.120
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: undiscovered. But tis all one to me; for had I
- line_id: 111154
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 5.2.121
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: been the finder out of this secret, it would not
- line_id: 111155
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 5.2.122
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: have relished among my other discredits.
- line_id: 111156
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: ''
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Enter Shepherd and Clown
- line_id: 111157
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 5.2.123
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Here come those I have done good to against my will,
- line_id: 111158
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 5.2.124
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: and already appearing in the blossoms of their fortune.
- line_id: 111159
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: 5.2.125
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Come, boy; I am past moe children, but thy sons and
- line_id: 111160
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: 5.2.126
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: daughters will be all gentlemen born.
- line_id: 111161
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 5.2.127
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: You are well met, sir. You denied to fight with me
- line_id: 111162
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 5.2.128
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: this other day, because I was no gentleman born.
- line_id: 111163
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 5.2.129
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: See you these clothes? say you see them not and
- line_id: 111164
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 5.2.130
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'think me still no gentleman born: you were best say'
- line_id: 111165
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 5.2.131
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'these robes are not gentlemen born: give me the'
- line_id: 111166
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 5.2.132
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: lie, do, and try whether I am not now a gentleman born.
- line_id: 111167
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 5.2.133
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: I know you are now, sir, a gentleman born.
- line_id: 111168
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 23
  line_number: 5.2.134
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: Ay, and have been so any time these four hours.
- line_id: 111169
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 5.2.135
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: And so have I, boy.
- line_id: 111170
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 5.2.136
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'So you have: but I was a gentleman born before my'
- line_id: 111171
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 5.2.137
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: father; for the kings son took me by the hand, and
- line_id: 111172
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 5.2.138
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: called me brother; and then the two kings called my
- line_id: 111173
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 5.2.139
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: father brother; and then the prince my brother and
- line_id: 111174
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 5.2.140
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: the princess my sister called my father father; and
- line_id: 111175
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 5.2.141
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: so we wept, and there was the first gentleman-like
- line_id: 111176
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 5.2.142
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: tears that ever we shed.
- line_id: 111177
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 26
  line_number: 5.2.143
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: We may live, son, to shed many more.
- line_id: 111178
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 27
  line_number: 5.2.144
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: Ay; or else twere hard luck, being in so
- line_id: 111179
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 27
  line_number: 5.2.145
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: preposterous estate as we are.
- line_id: 111180
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 28
  line_number: 5.2.146
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: I humbly beseech you, sir, to pardon me all the
- line_id: 111181
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 28
  line_number: 5.2.147
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: faults I have committed to your worship and to give
- line_id: 111182
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 28
  line_number: 5.2.148
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: me your good report to the prince my master.
- line_id: 111183
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 29
  line_number: 5.2.149
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: Prithee, son, do; for we must be gentle, now we are
- line_id: 111184
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 29
  line_number: 5.2.150
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: gentlemen.
- line_id: 111185
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 30
  line_number: 5.2.151
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: Thou wilt amend thy life?
- line_id: 111186
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 5.2.152
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: Ay, an it like your good worship.
- line_id: 111187
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 32
  line_number: 5.2.153
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'Give me thy hand: I will swear to the prince thou'
- line_id: 111188
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 32
  line_number: 5.2.154
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: art as honest a true fellow as any is in Bohemia.
- line_id: 111189
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 5.2.155
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: You may say it, but not swear it.
- line_id: 111190
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 5.2.156
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: Not swear it, now I am a gentleman? Let boors and
- line_id: 111191
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 5.2.157
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: franklins say it, Ill swear it.
- line_id: 111192
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 5.2.158
  speaker: Shepherd
  text_entry: How if it be false, son?
- line_id: 111193
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.2.159
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: If it be neer so false, a true gentleman may swear
- line_id: 111194
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.2.160
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'it in the behalf of his friend: and Ill swear to'
- line_id: 111195
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.2.161
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: the prince thou art a tall fellow of thy hands and
- line_id: 111196
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.2.162
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: that thou wilt not be drunk; but I know thou art no
- line_id: 111197
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.2.163
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: tall fellow of thy hands and that thou wilt be
- line_id: 111198
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.2.164
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'drunk: but Ill swear it, and I would thou wouldst'
- line_id: 111199
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.2.165
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: be a tall fellow of thy hands.
- line_id: 111200
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 37
  line_number: 5.2.166
  speaker: AUTOLYCUS
  text_entry: I will prove so, sir, to my power.
- line_id: 111201
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.2.167
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'Ay, by any means prove a tall fellow: if I do not'
- line_id: 111202
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.2.168
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: wonder how thou darest venture to be drunk, not
- line_id: 111203
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.2.169
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: being a tall fellow, trust me not. Hark! the kings
- line_id: 111204
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.2.170
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: and the princes, our kindred, are going to see the
- line_id: 111205
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.2.171
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: 'queens picture. Come, follow us: well be thy'
- line_id: 111206
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.2.172
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: good masters.
- line_id: 111207
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: ''
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: Exeunt
- line_id: 111208
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: ''
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: SCENE III. A chapel in PAULINAS house.
- line_id: 111209
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: ''
  speaker: Clown
  text_entry: Enter LEONTES, POLIXENES, FLORIZEL, PERDITA, CAMILLO, PAULINA, Lords,
    and Attendants
- line_id: 111210
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 5.3.1
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: O grave and good Paulina, the great comfort
- line_id: 111211
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 1
  line_number: 5.3.2
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: That I have had of thee!
- line_id: 111212
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 5.3.3
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: What, sovereign sir,
- line_id: 111213
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 5.3.4
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: I did not well I meant well. All my services
- line_id: 111214
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 5.3.5
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'You have paid home: but that you have vouchsafed,'
- line_id: 111215
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 5.3.6
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: With your crownd brother and these your contracted
- line_id: 111216
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 5.3.7
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Heirs of your kingdoms, my poor house to visit,
- line_id: 111217
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 5.3.8
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: It is a surplus of your grace, which never
- line_id: 111218
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 2
  line_number: 5.3.9
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: My life may last to answer.
- line_id: 111219
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 5.3.10
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: O Paulina,
- line_id: 111220
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 5.3.11
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'We honour you with trouble: but we came'
- line_id: 111221
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 5.3.12
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'To see the statue of our queen: your gallery'
- line_id: 111222
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 5.3.13
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Have we passd through, not without much content
- line_id: 111223
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 5.3.14
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: In many singularities; but we saw not
- line_id: 111224
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 5.3.15
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: That which my daughter came to look upon,
- line_id: 111225
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 3
  line_number: 5.3.16
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: The statue of her mother.
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  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 5.3.17
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: As she lived peerless,
- line_id: 111227
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 5.3.18
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: So her dead likeness, I do well believe,
- line_id: 111228
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 5.3.19
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Excels whatever yet you lookd upon
- line_id: 111229
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 5.3.20
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Or hand of man hath done; therefore I keep it
- line_id: 111230
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 5.3.21
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'Lonely, apart. But here it is: prepare'
- line_id: 111231
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 5.3.22
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: To see the life as lively mockd as ever
- line_id: 111232
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 5.3.23
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'Still sleep mockd death: behold, and say tis well.'
- line_id: 111233
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: ''
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: PAULINA draws a curtain, and discovers HERMIONE standing like a statue
- line_id: 111234
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 5.3.24
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: I like your silence, it the more shows off
- line_id: 111235
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 5.3.25
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'Your wonder: but yet speak; first, you, my liege,'
- line_id: 111236
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 4
  line_number: 5.3.26
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Comes it not something near?
- line_id: 111237
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 5.3.27
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Her natural posture!
- line_id: 111238
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 5.3.28
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Chide me, dear stone, that I may say indeed
- line_id: 111239
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 5.3.29
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Thou art Hermione; or rather, thou art she
- line_id: 111240
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 5.3.30
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: In thy not chiding, for she was as tender
- line_id: 111241
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 5.3.31
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: As infancy and grace. But yet, Paulina,
- line_id: 111242
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 5.3.32
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Hermione was not so much wrinkled, nothing
- line_id: 111243
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 5
  line_number: 5.3.33
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: So aged as this seems.
- line_id: 111244
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 6
  line_number: 5.3.34
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: O, not by much.
- line_id: 111245
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 5.3.35
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: So much the more our carvers excellence;
- line_id: 111246
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 5.3.36
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Which lets go by some sixteen years and makes her
- line_id: 111247
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 7
  line_number: 5.3.37
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: As she lived now.
- line_id: 111248
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.3.38
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: As now she might have done,
- line_id: 111249
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.3.39
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: So much to my good comfort, as it is
- line_id: 111250
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.3.40
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Now piercing to my soul. O, thus she stood,
- line_id: 111251
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.3.41
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Even with such life of majesty, warm life,
- line_id: 111252
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.3.42
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: As now it coldly stands, when first I wood her!
- line_id: 111253
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.3.43
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'I am ashamed: does not the stone rebuke me'
- line_id: 111254
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.3.44
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: For being more stone than it? O royal piece,
- line_id: 111255
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.3.45
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Theres magic in thy majesty, which has
- line_id: 111256
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.3.46
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: My evils conjured to remembrance and
- line_id: 111257
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.3.47
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: From thy admiring daughter took the spirits,
- line_id: 111258
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 8
  line_number: 5.3.48
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Standing like stone with thee.
- line_id: 111259
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 5.3.49
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: And give me leave,
- line_id: 111260
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 5.3.50
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: And do not say tis superstition, that
- line_id: 111261
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 5.3.51
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: I kneel and then implore her blessing. Lady,
- line_id: 111262
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 5.3.52
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Dear queen, that ended when I but began,
- line_id: 111263
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 9
  line_number: 5.3.53
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Give me that hand of yours to kiss.
- line_id: 111264
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 5.3.54
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: O, patience!
- line_id: 111265
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 10
  line_number: 5.3.55
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: The statue is but newly fixd, the colours Not dry.
- line_id: 111266
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 5.3.56
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: My lord, your sorrow was too sore laid on,
- line_id: 111267
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 5.3.57
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Which sixteen winters cannot blow away,
- line_id: 111268
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 5.3.58
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: So many summers dry; scarce any joy
- line_id: 111269
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 5.3.59
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: Did ever so long live; no sorrow
- line_id: 111270
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 11
  line_number: 5.3.60
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: But killd itself much sooner.
- line_id: 111271
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 5.3.61
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Dear my brother,
- line_id: 111272
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 5.3.62
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Let him that was the cause of this have power
- line_id: 111273
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 5.3.63
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: To take off so much grief from you as he
- line_id: 111274
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 12
  line_number: 5.3.64
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Will piece up in himself.
- line_id: 111275
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 5.3.65
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Indeed, my lord,
- line_id: 111276
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 5.3.66
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: If I had thought the sight of my poor image
- line_id: 111277
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 5.3.67
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Would thus have wrought you,--for the stone is mine--
- line_id: 111278
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 13
  line_number: 5.3.68
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Ild not have showd it.
- line_id: 111279
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 14
  line_number: 5.3.69
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Do not draw the curtain.
- line_id: 111280
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 15
  line_number: 5.3.70
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: No longer shall you gaze ont, lest your fancy
- line_id: 111281
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 15
  line_number: 5.3.71
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: May think anon it moves.
- line_id: 111282
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 5.3.72
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Let be, let be.
- line_id: 111283
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 5.3.73
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Would I were dead, but that, methinks, already--
- line_id: 111284
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 5.3.74
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: What was he that did make it? See, my lord,
- line_id: 111285
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 5.3.75
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Would you not deem it breathed? and that those veins
- line_id: 111286
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 16
  line_number: 5.3.76
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Did verily bear blood?
- line_id: 111287
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 17
  line_number: 5.3.77
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: 'Masterly done:'
- line_id: 111288
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 17
  line_number: 5.3.78
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: The very life seems warm upon her lip.
- line_id: 111289
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 5.3.79
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: The fixture of her eye has motion int,
- line_id: 111290
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 18
  line_number: 5.3.80
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: As we are mockd with art.
- line_id: 111291
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 5.3.81
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'Ill draw the curtain:'
- line_id: 111292
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 5.3.82
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: My lords almost so far transported that
- line_id: 111293
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 19
  line_number: 5.3.83
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Hell think anon it lives.
- line_id: 111294
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: 5.3.84
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: O sweet Paulina,
- line_id: 111295
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: 5.3.85
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Make me to think so twenty years together!
- line_id: 111296
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: 5.3.86
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: No settled senses of the world can match
- line_id: 111297
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 20
  line_number: 5.3.87
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: The pleasure of that madness. Let t alone.
- line_id: 111298
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 5.3.88
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'I am sorry, sir, I have thus far stirrd you: but'
- line_id: 111299
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 21
  line_number: 5.3.89
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: I could afflict you farther.
- line_id: 111300
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 5.3.90
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Do, Paulina;
- line_id: 111301
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 5.3.91
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: For this affliction has a taste as sweet
- line_id: 111302
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 5.3.92
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: As any cordial comfort. Still, methinks,
- line_id: 111303
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 5.3.93
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'There is an air comes from her: what fine chisel'
- line_id: 111304
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 5.3.94
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Could ever yet cut breath? Let no man mock me,
- line_id: 111305
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 22
  line_number: 5.3.95
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: For I will kiss her.
- line_id: 111306
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 23
  line_number: 5.3.96
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'Good my lord, forbear:'
- line_id: 111307
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 23
  line_number: 5.3.97
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: The ruddiness upon her lip is wet;
- line_id: 111308
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 23
  line_number: 5.3.98
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Youll mar it if you kiss it, stain your own
- line_id: 111309
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 23
  line_number: 5.3.99
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: With oily painting. Shall I draw the curtain?
- line_id: 111310
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 24
  line_number: 5.3.100
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: No, not these twenty years.
- line_id: 111311
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 5.3.101
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: So long could I
- line_id: 111312
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 25
  line_number: 5.3.102
  speaker: PERDITA
  text_entry: Stand by, a looker on.
- line_id: 111313
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 26
  line_number: 5.3.103
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Either forbear,
- line_id: 111314
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 26
  line_number: 5.3.104
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Quit presently the chapel, or resolve you
- line_id: 111315
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 26
  line_number: 5.3.105
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: For more amazement. If you can behold it,
- line_id: 111316
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 26
  line_number: 5.3.106
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Ill make the statue move indeed, descend
- line_id: 111317
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 26
  line_number: 5.3.107
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: And take you by the hand; but then youll think--
- line_id: 111318
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 26
  line_number: 5.3.108
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Which I protest against--I am assisted
- line_id: 111319
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 26
  line_number: 5.3.109
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: By wicked powers.
- line_id: 111320
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 27
  line_number: 5.3.110
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: What you can make her do,
- line_id: 111321
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 27
  line_number: 5.3.111
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'I am content to look on: what to speak,'
- line_id: 111322
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 27
  line_number: 5.3.112
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: I am content to hear; for tis as easy
- line_id: 111323
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 27
  line_number: 5.3.113
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: To make her speak as move.
- line_id: 111324
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 28
  line_number: 5.3.114
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: It is required
- line_id: 111325
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 28
  line_number: 5.3.115
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: You do awake your faith. Then all stand still;
- line_id: 111326
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 28
  line_number: 5.3.116
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'On: those that think it is unlawful business'
- line_id: 111327
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 28
  line_number: 5.3.117
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: I am about, let them depart.
- line_id: 111328
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 29
  line_number: 5.3.118
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'Proceed:'
- line_id: 111329
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 29
  line_number: 5.3.119
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: No foot shall stir.
- line_id: 111330
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 30
  line_number: 5.3.120
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Music, awake her; strike!
- line_id: 111331
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 30
  line_number: ''
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Music
- line_id: 111332
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 30
  line_number: 5.3.121
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Tis time; descend; be stone no more; approach;
- line_id: 111333
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 30
  line_number: 5.3.122
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Strike all that look upon with marvel. Come,
- line_id: 111334
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 30
  line_number: 5.3.123
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'Ill fill your grave up: stir, nay, come away,'
- line_id: 111335
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 30
  line_number: 5.3.124
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Bequeath to death your numbness, for from him
- line_id: 111336
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 30
  line_number: 5.3.125
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'Dear life redeems you. You perceive she stirs:'
- line_id: 111337
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 30
  line_number: ''
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: HERMIONE comes down
- line_id: 111338
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 30
  line_number: 5.3.126
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Start not; her actions shall be holy as
- line_id: 111339
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 30
  line_number: 5.3.127
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'You hear my spell is lawful: do not shun her'
- line_id: 111340
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 30
  line_number: 5.3.128
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Until you see her die again; for then
- line_id: 111341
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 30
  line_number: 5.3.129
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'You kill her double. Nay, present your hand:'
- line_id: 111342
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 30
  line_number: 5.3.130
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: When she was young you wood her; now in age
- line_id: 111343
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 30
  line_number: 5.3.131
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Is she become the suitor?
- line_id: 111344
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 5.3.132
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: O, shes warm!
- line_id: 111345
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 5.3.133
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: If this be magic, let it be an art
- line_id: 111346
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 31
  line_number: 5.3.134
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Lawful as eating.
- line_id: 111347
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 32
  line_number: 5.3.135
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: She embraces him.
- line_id: 111348
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 5.3.136
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: 'She hangs about his neck:'
- line_id: 111349
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 33
  line_number: 5.3.137
  speaker: CAMILLO
  text_entry: If she pertain to life let her speak too.
- line_id: 111350
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 5.3.138
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Ay, and maket manifest where she has lived,
- line_id: 111351
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 34
  line_number: 5.3.139
  speaker: POLIXENES
  text_entry: Or how stolen from the dead.
- line_id: 111352
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 5.3.140
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: That she is living,
- line_id: 111353
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 5.3.141
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Were it but told you, should be hooted at
- line_id: 111354
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 5.3.142
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'Like an old tale: but it appears she lives,'
- line_id: 111355
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 5.3.143
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Though yet she speak not. Mark a little while.
- line_id: 111356
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 5.3.144
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: 'Please you to interpose, fair madam: kneel'
- line_id: 111357
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 5.3.145
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: And pray your mothers blessing. Turn, good lady;
- line_id: 111358
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 35
  line_number: 5.3.146
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Our Perdita is found.
- line_id: 111359
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.3.147
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: You gods, look down
- line_id: 111360
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.3.148
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: And from your sacred vials pour your graces
- line_id: 111361
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.3.149
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Upon my daughters head! Tell me, mine own.
- line_id: 111362
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.3.150
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Where hast thou been preserved? where lived? how found
- line_id: 111363
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.3.151
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Thy fathers court? for thou shalt hear that I,
- line_id: 111364
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.3.152
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Knowing by Paulina that the oracle
- line_id: 111365
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.3.153
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Gave hope thou wast in being, have preserved
- line_id: 111366
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 36
  line_number: 5.3.154
  speaker: HERMIONE
  text_entry: Myself to see the issue.
- line_id: 111367
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 37
  line_number: 5.3.155
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Theres time enough for that;
- line_id: 111368
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 37
  line_number: 5.3.156
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Lest they desire upon this push to trouble
- line_id: 111369
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 37
  line_number: 5.3.157
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Your joys with like relation. Go together,
- line_id: 111370
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 37
  line_number: 5.3.158
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: You precious winners all; your exultation
- line_id: 111371
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 37
  line_number: 5.3.159
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Partake to every one. I, an old turtle,
- line_id: 111372
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 37
  line_number: 5.3.160
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Will wing me to some witherd bough and there
- line_id: 111373
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 37
  line_number: 5.3.161
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: My mate, thats never to be found again,
- line_id: 111374
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 37
  line_number: 5.3.162
  speaker: PAULINA
  text_entry: Lament till I am lost.
- line_id: 111375
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.3.163
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: O, peace, Paulina!
- line_id: 111376
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.3.164
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Thou shouldst a husband take by my consent,
- line_id: 111377
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.3.165
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'As I by thine a wife: this is a match,'
- line_id: 111378
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.3.166
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: And made betweens by vows. Thou hast found mine;
- line_id: 111379
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.3.167
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: But how, is to be questiond; for I saw her,
- line_id: 111380
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.3.168
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: As I thought, dead, and have in vain said many
- line_id: 111381
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.3.169
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: A prayer upon her grave. Ill not seek far--
- line_id: 111382
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.3.170
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: For him, I partly know his mind--to find thee
- line_id: 111383
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.3.171
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: An honourable husband. Come, Camillo,
- line_id: 111384
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.3.172
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: And take her by the hand, whose worth and honesty
- line_id: 111385
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.3.173
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Is richly noted and here justified
- line_id: 111386
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.3.174
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: By us, a pair of kings. Lets from this place.
- line_id: 111387
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.3.175
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'What! look upon my brother: both your pardons,'
- line_id: 111388
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.3.176
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: That eer I put between your holy looks
- line_id: 111389
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.3.177
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: My ill suspicion. This is your son-in-law,
- line_id: 111390
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.3.178
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: And son unto the king, who, heavens directing,
- line_id: 111391
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.3.179
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Is troth-plight to your daughter. Good Paulina,
- line_id: 111392
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.3.180
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Lead us from hence, where we may leisurely
- line_id: 111393
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.3.181
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Each one demand an answer to his part
- line_id: 111394
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.3.182
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Performd in this wide gap of time since first
- line_id: 111395
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: 5.3.183
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: 'We were disseverd: hastily lead away.'
- line_id: 111396
  play_name: A Winters Tale
  speech_number: 38
  line_number: ''
  speaker: LEONTES
  text_entry: Exeunt