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We shall live long , and loving ; no surfeits seek Sero . Dainty , madam . us ; Arc .
Cousin ? Cousin ! How do you , sir ? Why The hand of war hurts none here , nor
the seas Palamon ! Min Swallow their youth ; were we at liberty , Pal . Never ' till ...
We shall live long , and loving ; no surfeits seek Sero . Dainty , madam . us ; Arc .
Cousin ? Cousin ! How do you , sir ? Why The hand of war hurts none here , nor
the seas Palamon ! Min Swallow their youth ; were we at liberty , Pal . Never ' till ...
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We have by so considering ; we expire , And not without mens ' pity ; to live still ,
Enter THESEUS , HIPPOLITA , PERITHOUS , AR Have their good wishes ; we
prevent CITE as cicior , attendunts , & c . The loathsome misery of age , beguile ...
We have by so considering ; we expire , And not without mens ' pity ; to live still ,
Enter THESEUS , HIPPOLITA , PERITHOUS , AR Have their good wishes ; we
prevent CITE as cicior , attendunts , & c . The loathsome misery of age , beguile ...
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... by Heav'nWill wait on us , whether we will or no . i Gen. So please your Go , get
you gone ! Why , here they stand like Arb . Monstrous ! death : I cannot be heard
out ; they cut me off , My words move nothing . As if I were too saucy . I will live i ...
... by Heav'nWill wait on us , whether we will or no . i Gen. So please your Go , get
you gone ! Why , here they stand like Arb . Monstrous ! death : I cannot be heard
out ; they cut me off , My words move nothing . As if I were too saucy . I will live i ...
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I fear , yet , this fellow's abus'd with a live to relieve , with spear and shield , such
a good report . lady as you distressed . Bes . But IPan . Why , I will care : I'm glad
that thou Pan . Still of himself ! art well ; ! prithee , is he so ? Bes . Cry'd , • Give ...
I fear , yet , this fellow's abus'd with a live to relieve , with spear and shield , such
a good report . lady as you distressed . Bes . But IPan . Why , I will care : I'm glad
that thou Pan . Still of himself ! art well ; ! prithee , is he so ? Bes . Cry'd , • Give ...
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All God bless your majesty ! Heaven prosper you , that you may know old Art .
See , all good people ; I have brought the years , man , And live to see your
childrens children Whose very name you fear'd , a captive home . Sit at your
boards with ...
All God bless your majesty ! Heaven prosper you , that you may know old Art .
See , all good people ; I have brought the years , man , And live to see your
childrens children Whose very name you fear'd , a captive home . Sit at your
boards with ...
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| Title | The Modern British Drama: In Five Volumes, Volume 1 The Modern British Drama: In Five Volumes |
| Publisher | William Miller, 1811 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Jan 2009 |
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