Sir Thomas.
“Did he go so far?”
William Shakspeare.
“He told me that by such discussion he should say enough to keep me constantly out of evil company.”
Sir Thomas.
“See there! see there! and yet thou art come before me!—Can nothing warn thee?”
William Shakspeare.
“I dare not dissemble, nor feign, nor hold aught back, although it be to my confusion. As well may I speak at once the whole truth for your worship could find it out if I abstained.”
Sir Thomas.
“Ay, that I should indeed, and shortly. But, come now, I am sated of thy follies and roguish tricks, and yearn after the sound doctrine of that pious man. What expounded the grave Glaston upon signs and tokens whereby ye shall be known?”