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I pray , sir , is this master Kno'well's ' it you , and you shall be allowed your viaticum . house ? From the Ilindmill . " Kno . Yes , marry , is it , sir . Serr . I should inquire for a gentleman here , From the Burdello , it might ...
I pray , sir , is this master Kno'well's ' it you , and you shall be allowed your viaticum . house ? From the Ilindmill . " Kno . Yes , marry , is it , sir . Serr . I should inquire for a gentleman here , From the Burdello , it might ...
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I pray thee . me : but I speak to serve my turn . Cob . Oh , it was a mighty while ago , sir , and a E. Kno . Your turn , coz ! Do you know what mighty great Cob . you say ? A gentleman of your sort , parts , car- Mat .
I pray thee . me : but I speak to serve my turn . Cob . Oh , it was a mighty while ago , sir , and a E. Kno . Your turn , coz ! Do you know what mighty great Cob . you say ? A gentleman of your sort , parts , car- Mat .
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I pray thee , good muss , we stay for you . to swinge the whole gang of them , one after ano- Kite . By Heaven , I would not for a thousand ther , and begin with him first . I am grieved it angels . [ Aside . should be said he is my ...
I pray thee , good muss , we stay for you . to swinge the whole gang of them , one after ano- Kite . By Heaven , I would not for a thousand ther , and begin with him first . I am grieved it angels . [ Aside . should be said he is my ...
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Faith , sir , I was thinking of a most horah , I pray thee be acquainted with my two nourable piece of service was performed to - morhang - bys here ; thou wilt take exceeding plea- row , being St Mark's day , shall be some ten years ...
Faith , sir , I was thinking of a most horah , I pray thee be acquainted with my two nourable piece of service was performed to - morhang - bys here ; thou wilt take exceeding plea- row , being St Mark's day , shall be some ten years ...
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Ay , good Cob , I pray thee heartily . Being free master of my own free thoughts , Cob . Then I am a vagabond , and fitter for And now become a slave ? Whai , never sigh ! Bridewell than your worship's company , if I saw Be of good ...
Ay , good Cob , I pray thee heartily . Being free master of my own free thoughts , Cob . Then I am a vagabond , and fitter for And now become a slave ? Whai , never sigh ! Bridewell than your worship's company , if I saw Be of good ...
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| Title | The Modern British Drama: Comedies Volume 3 of The Modern British Drama, Walter Scott Volume 3 of The Modern British Drama: In Five Volumes, Walter Scott |
| Editor | Walter Scott |
| Publisher | William Miller, 1811 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 4 Aug 2010 |
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