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Page 26
... selfe obrayds vs , On euery trifell when he returnes from hunting , I will not speake with him , fay I am ficke , If you come flacke of former feruices , 10 You shall doe well , the fault of it ile answere . 20 Gent . Hee's coming Madam ...
... selfe obrayds vs , On euery trifell when he returnes from hunting , I will not speake with him , fay I am ficke , If you come flacke of former feruices , 10 You shall doe well , the fault of it ile answere . 20 Gent . Hee's coming Madam ...
Page 35
... selfe in 180 this , let him be whipt that firft findes it fo . Fooles had nere leffe grace in a yeere , For wifemen are growne foppish , And know not how their wits to weare , Their manners are fo apifh . . Le . When were you wont to be ...
... selfe in 180 this , let him be whipt that firft findes it fo . Fooles had nere leffe grace in a yeere , For wifemen are growne foppish , And know not how their wits to weare , Their manners are fo apifh . . Le . When were you wont to be ...
Page 118
... selfe - couerd thing for shame Be - monster not thy feature , wer't my fitnes To let these hands obay my bloud , They are apt enough to diflecate and teare Thy flesh and bones , how ere thou art a fiend , A womans shape doth fhield thee ...
... selfe - couerd thing for shame Be - monster not thy feature , wer't my fitnes To let these hands obay my bloud , They are apt enough to diflecate and teare Thy flesh and bones , how ere thou art a fiend , A womans shape doth fhield thee ...
Page 136
... selfe , why this would make a man of falt to vse his eyes for garden waterpots , I and laying Autums duft . Lear . I will die brauely like a bridegroome , what ? I will be Iouiall , come , come , I am a King my maifters , know you that ...
... selfe , why this would make a man of falt to vse his eyes for garden waterpots , I and laying Autums duft . Lear . I will die brauely like a bridegroome , what ? I will be Iouiall , come , come , I am a King my maifters , know you that ...
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