Think Not I Love Him Monologue

Think Not I Love Him Monologue - But what care i for words? Yet words do well when he that. 'tis but a peevish boy; Yet words do well, when he that. 'tis but a peevish boy—yet he talks well— but what care i for words? 'tis but a peevish boy; Think not i love him, though i ask for him; But what care i for words? 'tis but a peevish boy; Think not i love him, though i ask for him.

But what care i for words? Think not i love him, though i ask for him: 'tis but a peevish boy—yet he talks well— but what care i for words? 'tis but a peevish boy; 'tis but a peevish boy; Yet words do well when he that. 'tis but a peevish boy; Yet words do well when he that. But what care i for words? Think not i love him, though i ask for him.

'tis but a peevish boy; Yet words do well, when he that. Yet words do well when he that. But what care i for words? 'tis but a peevish boy; Think not i love him, though i ask for him; But what care i for words? Think not i love him, though i ask for him: 'tis but a peevish boy; Yet words do well, when he that.

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But What Care I For Words?

But what care i for words? Think not i love him, though i ask for him; 'tis but a peevish boy; But what care i for words?

Think Not I Love Him, Though I Ask For Him.

Think not i love him, though i ask for him. Yet words do well when he that. 'tis but a peevish boy; Think not i love him, though i ask for him:

But What Care I For Words?

'tis but a peevish boy; Yet words do well when he that. Yet words do well, when he that. Think not i love him, though i ask for him.

'Tis But A Peevish Boy—Yet He Talks Well— But What Care I For Words?

'tis but a peevish boy; Yet words do well when he that. Yet words do well, when he that.

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