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With a face so unblushing, how darest thou appear in my presence?
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And how darest thou offer thy knightly Castle of the Lea for a refuge to them?
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Bold sinner, how darest thou tempt God by laughing at the breach of his holy law?
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O rash and bold lampe, the vile ministeryof love, how darest thou bee so bold as to burne the god of all fire?
5
The soul of Achilles recognized me, and he said: 'Odysseus, son of Laertes, how darest thou descend into the gloomy habitation of the dead?
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How darest thou couple my name with the act of an assassin?
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How darest thou take all this money from strangers, and perfect strangers?
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How darest thou judge me coward, till my cowardice is proved?
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Why, thou puny-legged Tamburlane!-thoughost of an Alexander!-howdarest thou confront me thus?
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How darest thou to my face bring this foul accusation.
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How darest thou?-thee!-aring!- towederethou hast a home for thy pretty one.
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How darest thou sleep in harvest-time and with so few hours in which to reap?
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How darest thou lay a finger upon the man after the magistrate has discharged him?
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How darest thou step between me and these fellows?
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How darest thou demand this of me, O son of shame and nursling of lewdness?
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How darest thou now, fearless wretch, stand against me?
