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Page 19
Faith , so am I. Good cousin , thrust the Arc . Here , Palamon ! this hand shall
never buckle Through far enough , Come near thee with such friendship . Arc . I
warrant you . Pal , I commend thee . Pal . My casque now . Arc . If I fall , curse me
...
Faith , so am I. Good cousin , thrust the Arc . Here , Palamon ! this hand shall
never buckle Through far enough , Come near thee with such friendship . Arc . I
warrant you . Pal , I commend thee . Pal . My casque now . Arc . If I fall , curse me
...
Page 25
He's white Look , where she comes ! you shall perceive her hair'd , behaviour . ...
chance to come He's swift to make ' em his ; he does no wrongs , Where the
blessed spirits , ( as there's a sight Nor takes none ; he's round - faced , and when
he ...
He's white Look , where she comes ! you shall perceive her hair'd , behaviour . ...
chance to come He's swift to make ' em his ; he does no wrongs , Where the
blessed spirits , ( as there's a sight Nor takes none ; he's round - faced , and when
he ...
Page 26
I think she has a perturbed mind , Says Palamon hath sung in prison ; come to
her , Which I cannot minister to . Stuck in as sweet flowers as the season Jailor .
Alas , what then ? Is mistress of , and thereto make an addition Doctor .
Understand ...
I think she has a perturbed mind , Says Palamon hath sung in prison ; come to
her , Which I cannot minister to . Stuck in as sweet flowers as the season Jailor .
Alas , what then ? Is mistress of , and thereto make an addition Doctor .
Understand ...
Page 42
Come , come , run , run , run . why do you lean on me ? 2 Man , We shall ... Come
hither , Philip ; why did he strike thee ? 1 Man . You heard he with the bottles said
, Phil . For leaning on him . he thought we should come too late . What i Cit .
Come , come , run , run , run . why do you lean on me ? 2 Man , We shall ... Come
hither , Philip ; why did he strike thee ? 1 Man . You heard he with the bottles said
, Phil . For leaning on him . he thought we should come too late . What i Cit .
Page 59
Come , my dear love . ... You rogues , gentlemen , my friends o'th'sword , along
with me . you apple - squires , do you come hither , with your Buc : I ... It comes
too late ; I am weary ; prithee , 2 Sw . It is so , most renowned . do thou beat them .
Come , my dear love . ... You rogues , gentlemen , my friends o'th'sword , along
with me . you apple - squires , do you come hither , with your Buc : I ... It comes
too late ; I am weary ; prithee , 2 Sw . It is so , most renowned . do thou beat them .
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| Title | The Modern British Drama: In Five Volumes, Volume 1 Volume 1 of The Modern British Drama The Modern British Drama: In Five Volumes, Sir Walter Scott |
| Contributor | Sir Walter Scott |
| Publisher | William Miller, 1811 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Jan 2009 |
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