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Anne Hathaway, a farmwife abandoned by her stage struck young
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Start: What have I done! My ancient weakness loses me the day! I’m just a maid who can’t say “nay�.
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End: Of this mis-fired adventure, what am I to say -- !! (She takes Oxford’s ring, now on a ribbon around her neck. Looks at it, for moment. A slow burn, then a slow smile.) That I had a wicked and a sweet night once -- that showed me what life might be, if only I had not been me.
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Freed, Amy. The Beard of Avon, Samuel French, Inc., 2004, p 62.
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