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Unnamed: 0 int64 0 6.64k	label stringclasses 65 values	id stringclasses 69 values	sex stringclasses 3 values	text stringlengths 3 2.01k	isGroup bool 2 classes	roles stringclasses 1 value
200	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Please it your Grace, there is a messenger	false	[]
201	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	That stays to bear my letters to my friends,	false	[]
202	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	And I am going to deliver them.	false	[]
203	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	The tenor of them doth but signify	false	[]
204	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	My health and happy being at your court.	false	[]
205	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	I know it well, my lord, and sure the match	false	[]
206	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Were rich and honorable. Besides, the gentleman	false	[]
207	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Is full of virtue, bounty, worth, and qualities	false	[]
208	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Beseeming such a wife as your fair daughter.	false	[]
209	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Cannot your Grace win her to fancy him?	false	[]
210	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	What would your Grace have me to do in this?	false	[]
211	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Win her with gifts if she respect not words;	false	[]
212	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Dumb jewels often in their silent kind	false	[]
213	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	More than quick words do move a woman’s mind.	false	[]
214	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	A woman sometime scorns what best contents her.	false	[]
215	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Send her another; never give her o’er,	false	[]
216	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	For scorn at first makes after-love the more.	false	[]
217	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	If she do frown, ’tis not in hate of you,	false	[]
218	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	But rather to beget more love in you.	false	[]
219	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	If she do chide, ’tis not to have you gone,	false	[]
220	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Forwhy the fools are mad if left alone.	false	[]
221	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Take no repulse, whatever she doth say;	false	[]
222	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	For “ get you gone” she doth not mean “ away.”	false	[]
223	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Flatter and praise, commend, extol their graces;	false	[]
224	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Though ne’er so black, say they have angels’ faces.	false	[]
225	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	That man that hath a tongue, I say, is no man	false	[]
226	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	If with his tongue he cannot win a woman.	false	[]
227	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Why, then, I would resort to her by night.	false	[]
228	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	What lets but one may enter at her window?	false	[]
229	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Why, then a ladder quaintly made of cords	false	[]
230	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	To cast up, with a pair of anchoring hooks,	false	[]
231	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Would serve to scale another Hero’s tower,	false	[]
232	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	So bold Leander would adventure it.	false	[]
233	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	When would you use it? Pray sir, tell me that.	false	[]
234	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	By seven o’clock I’ll get you such a ladder.	false	[]
235	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	It will be light, my lord, that you may bear it	false	[]
236	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Under a cloak that is of any length.	false	[]
237	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Ay, my good lord.	false	[]
238	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Why, any cloak will serve the turn, my lord.	false	[]
239	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	And why not death, rather than living torment?	false	[]
240	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	To die is to be banished from myself,	false	[]
241	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	And Sylvia is myself; banished from her	false	[]
242	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Is self from self— a deadly banishment.	false	[]
243	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	What light is light if Sylvia be not seen?	false	[]
244	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	What joy is joy if Sylvia be not by—	false	[]
245	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Unless it be to think that she is by	false	[]
246	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	And feed upon the shadow of perfection?	false	[]
247	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Except I be by Sylvia in the night,	false	[]
248	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	There is no music in the nightingale.	false	[]
249	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Unless I look on Sylvia in the day,	false	[]
250	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	There is no day for me to look upon.	false	[]
251	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	She is my essence, and I leave to be	false	[]
252	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	If I be not by her fair influence	false	[]
253	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Fostered, illumined, cherished, kept alive.	false	[]
254	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	I fly not death, to fly his deadly doom;	false	[]
255	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Tarry I here, I but attend on death,	false	[]
256	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	But fly I hence, I fly away from life.	false	[]
257	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	No.	false	[]
258	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Neither.	false	[]
259	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Nothing.	false	[]
260	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	My ears are stopped and cannot hear good news,	false	[]
261	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	So much of bad already hath possessed them.	false	[]
262	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Is Sylvia dead?	false	[]
263	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	No Valentine indeed for sacred Sylvia.	false	[]
264	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Hath she forsworn me?	false	[]
265	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	No Valentine if Sylvia have forsworn me.	false	[]
266	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	What is your news?	false	[]
267	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	O, I have fed upon this woe already,	false	[]
268	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	And now excess of it will make me surfeit.	false	[]
269	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Doth Sylvia know that I am banishèd?	false	[]
270	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	No more, unless the next word that thou speak’st	false	[]
271	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Have some malignant power upon my life.	false	[]
272	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	If so, I pray thee breathe it in mine ear	false	[]
273	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	As ending anthem of my endless dolor.	false	[]
274	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	I pray thee, Lance, an if thou seest my boy,	false	[]
275	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Bid him make haste and meet me at the North Gate.	false	[]
276	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	O, my dear Sylvia! Hapless Valentine!	false	[]
277	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	My friends—	false	[]
278	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Then know that I have little wealth to lose.	false	[]
279	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	A man I am crossed with adversity;	false	[]
280	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	My riches are these poor habiliments,	false	[]
281	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Of which, if you should here disfurnish me,	false	[]
282	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	You take the sum and substance that I have.	false	[]
283	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	To Verona.	false	[]
284	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	From Milan.	false	[]
285	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Some sixteen months, and longer might have stayed	false	[]
286	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	If crooked fortune had not thwarted me.	false	[]
287	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	I was.	false	[]
288	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	For that which now torments me to rehearse;	false	[]
289	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	I killed a man, whose death I much repent,	false	[]
290	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	But yet I slew him manfully in fight	false	[]
291	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Without false vantage or base treachery.	false	[]
292	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	I was, and held me glad of such a doom.	false	[]
293	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	My youthful travel therein made me happy,	false	[]
294	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Or else I often had been miserable.	false	[]
295	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Peace, villain.	false	[]
296	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Nothing but my fortune.	false	[]
297	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	I take your offer and will live with you,	false	[]
298	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	Provided that you do no outrages	false	[]
299	Valentine	Valentine_TGV	MALE	On silly women or poor passengers.	false	[]

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