The Plays of Shakspeare, Том 7Doubleday & McClure Company, 1897 |
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... againe to the ladie , tellinge her his answere : who verie sorowful , after she hadde a good while bethought her self , purposed to finde meanes , to attaine to those twoo thynges , to the intente , that thereby she might recover her ...
... againe to the ladie , tellinge her his answere : who verie sorowful , after she hadde a good while bethought her self , purposed to finde meanes , to attaine to those twoo thynges , to the intente , that thereby she might recover her ...
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... againe you shal be Thankefull for the next you haue . Kate . Why I thanke you for it . Fer . Nay now tis not worth a pin go sirray and take it hence I say . San . Yes sir Ile Carrie it hence : Maister let her Haue none for she can fight ...
... againe you shal be Thankefull for the next you haue . Kate . Why I thanke you for it . Fer . Nay now tis not worth a pin go sirray and take it hence I say . San . Yes sir Ile Carrie it hence : Maister let her Haue none for she can fight ...
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... againe come backe againe it shall be The moone ere we come at your fathers . Kate . Why Ile say as you say it is the moone . Fer . Iesus saue the glorious moone . Kate . Iesus save the glorious moone . Fer . I am glad Kate your stomack ...
... againe come backe againe it shall be The moone ere we come at your fathers . Kate . Why Ile say as you say it is the moone . Fer . Iesus saue the glorious moone . Kate . Iesus save the glorious moone . Fer . I am glad Kate your stomack ...
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