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Drake's old where his lodging is ? ship , at Deptford , may sooner circle the world
Cob . O , my guest , sir , you mean ! again . Come , wrong not the quality of your
de Mat . Thy guest ! Alas ! ha , ha . sert , with looking downward , coz ; but hold ...
Drake's old where his lodging is ? ship , at Deptford , may sooner circle the world
Cob . O , my guest , sir , you mean ! again . Come , wrong not the quality of your
de Mat . Thy guest ! Alas ! ha , ha . sert , with looking downward , coz ; but hold ...
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O , sir , it holds for Brain . May it please you , sir , in all the late good polity ever ,
to have that ... Nay , do not weep the loss ; hang it , hold , there's a shilling , fellow
; take thy rapier . Step . Why , but I will buy it now , because yon Step . Oh , ' tis ...
O , sir , it holds for Brain . May it please you , sir , in all the late good polity ever ,
to have that ... Nay , do not weep the loss ; hang it , hold , there's a shilling , fellow
; take thy rapier . Step . Why , but I will buy it now , because yon Step . Oh , ' tis ...
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Cousin , will you any tobacco ? thus much ; by Hercules , I do hold it , and will
Step . Aye , sir ! Upon my reputationaffirm it before any prince in Europe , to be
the E. Kno . How now , cousin ! most sovereign and precious weed , that ever the
...
Cousin , will you any tobacco ? thus much ; by Hercules , I do hold it , and will
Step . Aye , sir ! Upon my reputationaffirm it before any prince in Europe , to be
the E. Kno . How now , cousin ! most sovereign and precious weed , that ever the
...
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I can hold ne'er a bone of Too sudden in your humour . me still ! Heart , I think
they mean to build and There was one a civil gentleman , breed here . And very
worthily demeaned himself . Well . Sister Kitely , I marvel you get you not Kite .
I can hold ne'er a bone of Too sudden in your humour . me still ! Heart , I think
they mean to build and There was one a civil gentleman , breed here . And very
worthily demeaned himself . Well . Sister Kitely , I marvel you get you not Kite .
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... citizens ' wives with them , meet , and , as I am an honest man , I will bring at a
feast , and your son , Mr Edward , withdrew her . with one of them , and has
appointed to meet her E. Kno . Hold , hold , be temperate . anon , at one Cob's
house ...
... citizens ' wives with them , meet , and , as I am an honest man , I will bring at a
feast , and your son , Mr Edward , withdrew her . with one of them , and has
appointed to meet her E. Kno . Hold , hold , be temperate . anon , at one Cob's
house ...
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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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