Twenty of the Plays of Shakespeare: A midsommer nights dreame. 1600. A pleasant comedy of the merry wiues of Windsor. 1619. The merry wiues of Windsor. 1630. Much adoe about nothing. 1600. The comicall history of the merchant of Venice. 1600. Loues labour's lost. 1631J. and R. Tonson, 1766 |
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... Foord , I think your name is , If I mistake not . But Sir Iohn kiffes her . Mif . For . Your mistake fir is nothing but in the mistreffe . my husbands name is Foord fir . Fal . I fhall defire your more acquaintance . The like of you ...
... Foord , I think your name is , If I mistake not . But Sir Iohn kiffes her . Mif . For . Your mistake fir is nothing but in the mistreffe . my husbands name is Foord fir . Fal . I fhall defire your more acquaintance . The like of you ...
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... Foord of this towne ? Pif . Iken the wight , he is of substance good . Fal . Well my honest lads , Ile tell you what I am about . Pif . Two yards and more . Fal . No gibes now Piftoll ; indeed I am two yards In the waste , but now I am ...
... Foord of this towne ? Pif . Iken the wight , he is of substance good . Fal . Well my honest lads , Ile tell you what I am about . Pif . Two yards and more . Fal . No gibes now Piftoll ; indeed I am two yards In the waste , but now I am ...
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... Foord . And thou this to miftreffe Page . Wee'l thriue lads , we will thriue . Pift . Shall I fir Panderowes of Troy become ? And by my fword weare steele . Then Lucifer take all . Nym . Here , take your humor letter againe , For my ...
... Foord . And thou this to miftreffe Page . Wee'l thriue lads , we will thriue . Pift . Shall I fir Panderowes of Troy become ? And by my fword weare steele . Then Lucifer take all . Nym . Here , take your humor letter againe , For my ...
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... Foord . Enter Miftreffe Foord . Mif . For . How now miftris Page , are you are reading Loue letters ? How do you woman ? Mif . Pag . O woman , I am I Mif . A PLEASANT COMEDY , OF Sim. I fir, Ile tell him fo. ...
... Foord . Enter Miftreffe Foord . Mif . For . How now miftris Page , are you are reading Loue letters ? How do you woman ? Mif . Pag . O woman , I am I Mif . A PLEASANT COMEDY , OF Sim. I fir, Ile tell him fo. ...
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... Foord . In loue , now in the name of God with whom ? Mif . Pa . With one that fweares he loues me , And I must not choose but do the like againe : I prethee looke on that letter . Mif . For . Ile match your letter iuft with the like ...
... Foord . In loue , now in the name of God with whom ? Mif . Pa . With one that fweares he loues me , And I must not choose but do the like againe : I prethee looke on that letter . Mif . For . Ile match your letter iuft with the like ...
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