 | Thomas Dekker - 1622 - 472 pages
...felves ftarke Fools. Omn, Fools ? Jujl. Arrant Fools. O. Bank. Pray, Mr. Juftice what do you call 'em, hear me but in one thing : This grumbling Devil owes me I know no good will ever fmce I fell out with her. Sawy. And brakedft my back with beating me. O. Bank. I'll... | |
 | John Ford - Dramatists, English - 1827 - 632 pages
...trick as surely proves her a witch, as the pox in a snuffling nose is a sign a man is a whoremaster. Just. Come, come; firing her thatch? ridiculous! Take...with her. Saw. And brak'st my back with beating me. Banks. I'll break it worse. Saw. Wiltthou? Just. You must not threaten her, 'tis against law; Go on.... | |
 | John Ford - 1827 - 630 pages
...trick as surely proves her a witch, as the pox in a snuffling nose is a sign a man is a whoremaster. Just. Come, come; firing her thatch? ridiculous! Take...with her. Saw. And brak'st my back with beating me. Banks. Ill break it worse. Saw. Wilt thou ? Just. You must not threaten her, 'tis against law; Go on.... | |
 | John Ford - Dramatists, English - 1827 - 640 pages
...better arm'd, instead of turning her Into a witch, you'll prove yourselves stark fools. All. Feols? Just. Arrant fools. Banks. Pray, master Justice what-do-you-call'em,...with her. Saw. And brak'st my back with beating me. Banks. Til break it worse. Saw. Wilt thou ? Just. You must not threaten her, 'tis against law; Go on.... | |
 | John Ford - Dramatists, English - 1827 - 672 pages
...proofs Come better arm'd, instead of turning her Into a witch, you'll prove yourselves stark fools. All. Fools? Banks. Pray, master Justice what-do-you-call'em,...with her. Saw. And brak'st my back with beating me. Banks. I'll break it worse. Saw. Wilt thou ? Just. You must not threaten her, 'tis against law; Go... | |
 | John Ford - Dramatists, English - 1827 - 638 pages
...yourselves stark fools. All. Fools? Just. Arrant fools. Banks. Pray, master Justice what-do-you-call'iem, hear me but in one thing. This grumbling devil owes...with her. Saw. And brak'st my back with beating me. Banks. I'll break it worse. Saw'. Wilt thou ? Just. You must not threaten her, 'tis against law; Go... | |
 | John Ford - 1831 - 392 pages
...gunpowder. Just. Alas, neighbour Banks, are you a ringleader in mischief? fie ! to abuse an aged woman ! Just. Come, come; firing her thatch ? ridiculous!...be necessary to make them available even in a note. Banks. I'll break it worse. Saw. Wilt thou ? Just. Go, go ; pray vex her not; she is a subject, And... | |
 | John Ford - 1831 - 644 pages
...proofs Come better arm'd, instead of turning her Into a witch you 'll prove yourselves stark fools. 4lt. Fools? Just. Arrant fools. Banks. Pray, master Justice...with her. Saw. And brak'st my back with beating' me. Banks. I 'll break it worse. Saw. Wilt thou ? ' Just. Go, go ; pray vex her not ; she is a subject,... | |
 | John Ford - 1869 - 442 pages
...All the Countrymen. Fools? Just. Arrant fools. O. Banks. Pray, Master Justice What-do-you-callhim,2 hear me but in one thing : this grumbling devil owes me I know no good- will ever since I fell out with her. Saw. And brak'dst3 my back with beating me. O. Banks. I'll... | |
 | Thomas Dekker - Economics - 1887 - 642 pages
...turning her Into a witch, you'll prove yourselves stark fools. Countrymen. Fools ? Just. Arrant fools. O. Banks. Pray, Master Justice What-do-you-call-'em,...know no good-will ever since I fell out with her. M. Saw. And break'dst my back with beating me. O. Banks. I'll break it worse. M. Saw. Wilt thou ? Just.... | |
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... snuffling nose is a sign a man is a whoremaster. Just. Come, come; firing her thatch? ridiculous! Take heed, sirs, what you do ; unless your proofs Come better arm'd, instead of turning her Into a witch, you'll prove yourselves stark fools. All. 
