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Page 4
Foh , the stockings be good enough now There is a way of winning , more by love
, summer is coming on , for the dust : I will have a And urging of the modesty ,
than fear : pair of silk against winter , that I go to dwell in Force works on servile ...
Foh , the stockings be good enough now There is a way of winning , more by love
, summer is coming on , for the dust : I will have a And urging of the modesty ,
than fear : pair of silk against winter , that I go to dwell in Force works on servile ...
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Exeunt . At all the ord'naries , and only fear'd Enter KNO'WELL . His palate should
degenerate , not his manners . These are the trades of fathers now . However ,
Kno . I cannot lose the thought yet of this let- My son , I hope , hath met within my
...
Exeunt . At all the ord'naries , and only fear'd Enter KNO'WELL . His palate should
degenerate , not his manners . These are the trades of fathers now . However ,
Kno . I cannot lose the thought yet of this let- My son , I hope , hath met within my
...
Page 16
Why , dost thou not know him ? He is For fear I sink ! the violence of the stream a
city magistrate , a justice here ; an excellent Already hath transported me so far ,
good lawyer , and a great scholar ; but the only That I can feel no ground at all !
Why , dost thou not know him ? He is For fear I sink ! the violence of the stream a
city magistrate , a justice here ; an excellent Already hath transported me so far ,
good lawyer , and a great scholar ; but the only That I can feel no ground at all !
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An appendix to Justice Clement , vulposed ; these starts of passion have some
cause , garly called his clerk . I fear , that touches you more nearly . Kite . What
are your wants with me ? Kile . Sorely , sorely , Thomas - it cleaves too Brain .
None .
An appendix to Justice Clement , vulposed ; these starts of passion have some
cause , garly called his clerk . I fear , that touches you more nearly . Kite . What
are your wants with me ? Kile . Sorely , sorely , Thomas - it cleaves too Brain .
None .
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O , fear you the constable ? Then I donbt such favours as these , gotten of my
master , is his not you have some guests within deserve that only preferment ,
and therefore you must consi- fear - I'll fetch him straight . der me , as I may make
...
O , fear you the constable ? Then I donbt such favours as these , gotten of my
master , is his not you have some guests within deserve that only preferment ,
and therefore you must consi- fear - I'll fetch him straight . der me , as I may make
...
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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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