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Page 204
... head before his cause was tried ; But let his grace , when he shall hear my name , Say only this : Gardiner procured the same . Enter young CROMWELL . Lieu . Here is your son , Sir , come to take his leave Crom . To take his leave ...
... head before his cause was tried ; But let his grace , when he shall hear my name , Say only this : Gardiner procured the same . Enter young CROMWELL . Lieu . Here is your son , Sir , come to take his leave Crom . To take his leave ...
Page 205
... head of the deceased Cromwell . Bed . Pray thee go hence , and bear his head away Unto his body ; inter them both in clay . Enter SIR RALPH SADLER . [ Exit OFFICER Sad . How now , my lords ? What , is Lord Cromwell dead ? Bed . Lord ...
... head of the deceased Cromwell . Bed . Pray thee go hence , and bear his head away Unto his body ; inter them both in clay . Enter SIR RALPH SADLER . [ Exit OFFICER Sad . How now , my lords ? What , is Lord Cromwell dead ? Bed . Lord ...
Page 238
... head a new fashion . Luce . Me sall do every ting about de head . Civ . What countrywoman is she , Kester ? Flow . Sen. A Dutch woman , Sir . Civ . Why then she is outlandish , is she not ? Flow . Sen. Ay , Sir , she is . Fran . O ...
... head a new fashion . Luce . Me sall do every ting about de head . Civ . What countrywoman is she , Kester ? Flow . Sen. A Dutch woman , Sir . Civ . Why then she is outlandish , is she not ? Flow . Sen. Ay , Sir , she is . Fran . O ...
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