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16 Cards in this Set
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"O they are politic.." |
"... they know our desire is increased by the difficulty of enjoying."- Flamineo |
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"The birds without..." |
"...despair to get in, and the birds that are within despair." -Flamineo |
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"Women are more willingly..." |
"...and more gloriously chaste, when they are least restrained of their liberty." -Flamineo |
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"Women are like cursed..." |
"...dogs." -Flamineo |
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"Fortune's a right whore:..." |
"...If she gives ought, she deals it in small parcels, that she may take away all at one swoop." -Lodovico |
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"Both flowers and weeds..." |
"...spring when the sun is warm, and great men do great good, or else great harm |
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"So may you blame some fair..." |
"...and crystal river for that some melancholic distracted man hath drowned himself in't." -Vittoria |
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"O woman's poor revenge..." |
"...which dwells but in the tongue; I will not weep, no I do scorn to call up one poor tear." -Vittoria |
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"It may appear to some ridiculous..." |
"...Thus to talk knave and madman; and sometimes come in with a dried sentence, stuffed with sage. But this allows my varying of shapes." -Flamineo |
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"Now to th' act of blood..." |
"...There's but three furies found in the spacious hell; but in a great man's breast three thousand dwell." -Lodovicio |
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"Glories, like glow- worms...." |
"... afar off shine bright, but looked too near, have neither heat nor light." -Flamineo |
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"Oft gay and..." |
"...honoured robes those torture try: 'We think caged birds sing, when indeed they cry.'" -Flamineo
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"Princes give... |
"...rewards with their hands, but death or punishment by the hands of others." -Gasparo |
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"Her black lust..." |
"...shall make her infamous to all our neighbouring kingdoms." -Monticelso |
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"What goodly..." |
"...fruit she seems." -Monticelso |
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"Were there a second paradise..." |
"...to lose this devil would betray it." -Monticelso |
