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But kate, dost thou understand thus much english? canst thou love me?" catherine: "i cannot tell." henry: "can any of your neighbours tell, kate? i'll ask them.
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But Kate, Dost Thou Understand Thus Much

William Shakespeare
But kate, dost thou understand thus much english? canst thou love me?" catherine: "i cannot tell." henry: "can any of your neighbours tell, kate? i'll ask them.
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