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Calderon The Courtier

CHAPTER IV
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The brightest hopes are before us both; but to realise them, we must continue the same path.

We must never halt at an obstacle in our way.

We must hold that to be no crime which advances our common objects.
Mesh upon mesh we must entangle the future monarch in our web: thou, by the nets of pleasure; I, by those of superstition.

The day that sees Philip the Fourth upon the throne, must be a day of jubilee for the Brotherhood and the Inquisition.

When thou art prime minister, and I grand inquisitor--that time must come--we shall have the power to extend the sway of the sect of Loyola to the ends of the Christian world.


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