The Modern British Drama: ComediesWalter Scott William Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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Page 19
... Body of Cæsar ! they are admirable ! The best that ever I heard , as I am a soldier ! Dow . I am vext ! I can hold ne'er a bone of me still ! Heart , I think they mean to build and breed here . Well . Sister Kitely , I marvel you get ...
... Body of Cæsar ! they are admirable ! The best that ever I heard , as I am a soldier ! Dow . I am vext ! I can hold ne'er a bone of me still ! Heart , I think they mean to build and breed here . Well . Sister Kitely , I marvel you get ...
Page 25
... Body of me , I know not ! ' Tis service of danger ! Brain . Why , you were best get one of the var- lets of the city , a serjeant ; I'll appoint you one , if you please . ter . Mat . Will you , sir ? Why we can wish no bet- Bob . We'll ...
... Body of me , I know not ! ' Tis service of danger ! Brain . Why , you were best get one of the var- lets of the city , a serjeant ; I'll appoint you one , if you please . ter . Mat . Will you , sir ? Why we can wish no bet- Bob . We'll ...
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... body then took thee ? And . A good dull moyle . Nan . And how ! by that means , Thou wert brought to allow of the eating of beans ? And . Yes . Nan . But , from the moyle , into whom did'st thou pass ? And . Into a very strange beast ...
... body then took thee ? And . A good dull moyle . Nan . And how ! by that means , Thou wert brought to allow of the eating of beans ? And . Yes . Nan . But , from the moyle , into whom did'st thou pass ? And . Into a very strange beast ...
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... body , and what it is ; That nought can warm his blood , sir , but a fever ; Nor any incantation raise his spirit : A long forgetfulness hath seized that part . Besides , sir , who shall know it ? some one or two- Corv . I pr'ythee ...
... body , and what it is ; That nought can warm his blood , sir , but a fever ; Nor any incantation raise his spirit : A long forgetfulness hath seized that part . Besides , sir , who shall know it ? some one or two- Corv . I pr'ythee ...
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... body of mine doth not crave Half the meat , drink , and cloth , one of your bulk will have . Admit your fool's face be the mother of laughter , Yet , for his brain , it must always come after : And though that do feed him , it's a ...
... body of mine doth not crave Half the meat , drink , and cloth , one of your bulk will have . Admit your fool's face be the mother of laughter , Yet , for his brain , it must always come after : And though that do feed him , it's a ...
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