The Modern British Drama: ComediesWalter Scott William Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... fool extremely . In a ship royal of the king's . Does he gull me , trow ? or is gull'd ? your name , You thought him not immortal ? O , this knight That your Babiouns were spies ; and that they Most. Never does come abroad , never takes ...
... fool extremely . In a ship royal of the king's . Does he gull me , trow ? or is gull'd ? your name , You thought him not immortal ? O , this knight That your Babiouns were spies ; and that they Most. Never does come abroad , never takes ...
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... fool , and eunuch , well met here we be . A question it were now , whether of us three , Being all the known delicates of a rich man , In pleasing him , claim the precedency can ? Cas . I claim for myself . And . And so doth the fool ...
... fool , and eunuch , well met here we be . A question it were now , whether of us three , Being all the known delicates of a rich man , In pleasing him , claim the precedency can ? Cas . I claim for myself . And . And so doth the fool ...
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... fool make up the antic , Whilst we in changed shapes act Ovid's tales , Thou like Europa now , and I like Jove ; Then I like Mars , and thou like Erycine ; So of the rest , ' till we have quite run through , And wearied all the fables ...
... fool make up the antic , Whilst we in changed shapes act Ovid's tales , Thou like Europa now , and I like Jove ; Then I like Mars , and thou like Erycine ; So of the rest , ' till we have quite run through , And wearied all the fables ...
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... fool ;. 1 Mer . Let's see him creep . Per . No , good sir , you will hurt him . And so will keep me , ' till he share at least . To cozen him of all , were but a cheat his guts . 3 Mer . Come out , here . Per . ' Pray you , sir , creep a ...
... fool ;. 1 Mer . Let's see him creep . Per . No , good sir , you will hurt him . And so will keep me , ' till he share at least . To cozen him of all , were but a cheat his guts . 3 Mer . Come out , here . Per . ' Pray you , sir , creep a ...
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Walter Scott. This , his own knave ; this avarice's fool ; This a chimera , of wittol , fool , and knave : And , reverend fathers , since we all can hope Nought but a sentence , let's not now despair it . You hear me brief . Coru . May ...
Walter Scott. This , his own knave ; this avarice's fool ; This a chimera , of wittol , fool , and knave : And , reverend fathers , since we all can hope Nought but a sentence , let's not now despair it . You hear me brief . Coru . May ...
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