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Mos . Yes , Signior Lmpo , the physician Mos . Fear not . ( Exit Mos . Cory . His
daughter ! Mos . And a virgin , sir . Why ? Alas ! SCENE VII . He knows the state
of's body , and what it is ; That nought can warm his blood , sir , but a fever ...
Mos . Yes , Signior Lmpo , the physician Mos . Fear not . ( Exit Mos . Cory . His
daughter ! Mos . And a virgin , sir . Why ? Alas ! SCENE VII . He knows the state
of's body , and what it is ; That nought can warm his blood , sir , but a fever ...
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Now , torment on me ! ' squire her in , That a strange fury enter'd , now , my house
, For she will enter , or dwell here for ever . And , with the dreadful tempest of her
breath , Nay , quickly , that my fit were past . I fear Did cleave my roof asunder .
Now , torment on me ! ' squire her in , That a strange fury enter'd , now , my house
, For she will enter , or dwell here for ever . And , with the dreadful tempest of her
breath , Nay , quickly , that my fit were past . I fear Did cleave my roof asunder .
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Yes , but I fear'd You might forget it , and then they prevent us . Mos . Prevent ?
Did e'er man haste so for his horns ? A courtier would not ply it so for a place .
Well , now there's no helping it , stay here , I'll presently return . Corv . Where are
you ...
Yes , but I fear'd You might forget it , and then they prevent us . Mos . Prevent ?
Did e'er man haste so for his horns ? A courtier would not ply it so for a place .
Well , now there's no helping it , stay here , I'll presently return . Corv . Where are
you ...
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Our drink shall be prepared gold , and amber ; Lady , let's quit the place , it is the
den Which we will take , until my roof whirl round Of villany ; fear nought , you
have a guard : With the vertigo : And my dwarf shall dance , And he , e'er long ...
Our drink shall be prepared gold , and amber ; Lady , let's quit the place , it is the
den Which we will take , until my roof whirl round Of villany ; fear nought , you
have a guard : With the vertigo : And my dwarf shall dance , And he , e'er long ...
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I fear he'll outlast May . Volt . Bring him to the Scrutineo . Corb . To - day ? Mos .
Sir , I will . Mos . No , last out May , sir . Volt . This must be stopt . Corb . Could'st
thou not gi ' him a dram ? Mos . O , you do nobly , sir . Mos . O , by no means , sir .
I fear he'll outlast May . Volt . Bring him to the Scrutineo . Corb . To - day ? Mos .
Sir , I will . Mos . No , last out May , sir . Volt . This must be stopt . Corb . Could'st
thou not gi ' him a dram ? Mos . O , you do nobly , sir . Mos . O , by no means , sir .
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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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