The Second Maiden's Tragedy

by William Shakespeare

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HELVETIUS Think? You come too late If you seek there for me. I know't and see't. I'll sooner give my blessing to a drunkard, Whom the ridiculous power of wine makes humble As foolish use makes thee. Base-spirited girl, That canst not think above disgrace and beggary.

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The Second Maiden's Tragedy

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The Lady's Tragedy (in the Oxford Works)

Cardenio or The Second Maiden's Tragedy (Charles Hamilton's inaccurate and questionable title)

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Charles Hamilton to the contrary notwithstanding, The Second Maiden's Tragedy (a.k.a. The Lady's Tragedy) is not to be identified with the lost play Cardenio, nor is it by Shakespeare. It has been clearly demonstrated to be by Thomas Middleton and is now included in the Oxford edition of his works.

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HELVETIUS Think? You come too late If you seek there for me. I know't and see't. I'll sooner give my blessing to a drunkard, Whom the ridiculous power of wine makes humble As foolish use makes thee. Base-spirited girl, That canst not think above disgrace and beggary.

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