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Fleet - street again , while I live . I'll sit in a barn My presence shall be as an iron -
bar , with Madge Howlet , and catch mice first . Sca- ' Twixt the conspiring motions
of desire : venger ! Heart , and I'll go near to fill that huge Yea , every look or ...
Fleet - street again , while I live . I'll sit in a barn My presence shall be as an iron -
bar , with Madge Howlet , and catch mice first . Sca- ' Twixt the conspiring motions
of desire : venger ! Heart , and I'll go near to fill that huge Yea , every look or ...
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Slid , I cannot choose but laugh to see should I rather die with silence than live
with myself translated thus . From a poor creature to shame : however , vouchsafe
to remember , it is a creator ; for now must I create an intolerable my want speaks
...
Slid , I cannot choose but laugh to see should I rather die with silence than live
with myself translated thus . From a poor creature to shame : however , vouchsafe
to remember , it is a creator ; for now must I create an intolerable my want speaks
...
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... head : age was authority If he will live abroad with his companions , Against a
buffoon ; and a man had then In dung and leystals , it is worth a fear , A certain
reverence paid unto his years , Nor is the danger of conversing less That had
none ...
... head : age was authority If he will live abroad with his companions , Against a
buffoon ; and a man had then In dung and leystals , it is worth a fear , A certain
reverence paid unto his years , Nor is the danger of conversing less That had
none ...
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Erit . ever . ACT III . SCENE I. - Stocks - Market . Apollo and the mad Thespian
girls the better , Enter MATTHEW , WELL - BRED , and BOBADIL . there's some
love in thee ! Sirrah , these be the while I live for this , my dear fury . Now I see
Mat .
Erit . ever . ACT III . SCENE I. - Stocks - Market . Apollo and the mad Thespian
girls the better , Enter MATTHEW , WELL - BRED , and BOBADIL . there's some
love in thee ! Sirrah , these be the while I live for this , my dear fury . Now I see
Mat .
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God's my life ! did you ever hear the Fie , while you live avoid this prolixity . like ?
What a strange man is this ! Could I keep Mat . I shall , sir . out all them , think you
? I should put myself Rare creature ! let me speak without offence : against half ...
God's my life ! did you ever hear the Fie , while you live avoid this prolixity . like ?
What a strange man is this ! Could I keep Mat . I shall , sir . out all them , think you
? I should put myself Rare creature ! let me speak without offence : against half ...
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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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