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, Act 5, Scene 10, in Gifford’s 1816 edition volume III page 144 We have not been covetous, honourable fathers, to change, neither is it now any new lust that alters our affection, or old lothing, but those needful jealousies of state, that warn wiser princes hourly to provide their safety, and do teach them how learned a thing it is to beware of the humblest enemy; much more of those great ones, whom their own employed favours have made fit for their fears.
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We
have
not
been
covetous,
honourable
fathers,
to
change,
neither
is
it
now
any
new
lust
that
alters
our
affection,
or
old
lothing,
but
those
needful
jealousies
of
state,
that
warn
wiser
princes
hourly
to
provide
their
safety,
and
do
teach
them
how
learned
a
thing
it
is
to
beware
of
the
humblest
enemy;
much
more
of
those
great
ones,
whom
their
own
employed
favours
have
made
fit
for
their
fears.
