A character who believes he is a wolf, Ferdinand, says "Cover her face, mine eyes dazzle" upon viewing the corpse of his twin sister, the title character.
One character in this play responds "Whores, by that rule, are precious" after the title character says that diamonds which have passed through the most jewelers' hands are most precious. Julia, the wife of Castruchio, dies from a poisoned Bible. A character who believes he is a wolf, Ferdinand, says "Cover her face, mine eyes dazzle" upon viewing the corpse of his twin sister, the title character. At the end of this play, Antonio is accidentally killed by Bosola, who then murders the Cardinal. For 10 points, name this play about an Italian noblewoman by John Webster.
One character in this play responds "Whores, by that rule, are precious" after the title character says that diamonds which have passed through the most jewelers' hands are most precious.
The {Duchess} of {Malfi}