The Life and Death of Thomas, Lord Cromwell, Volume 1J. Tonson, and the rest of the proprietors; and sold, 1734 - 45 pages |
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... Bagot , a cruel covetous Broker . Friskiball , a Florentine Merchant . The Governors of the English House at Antwerp . States and Officers of Bononia . Goodman Seely , and his Wife Joan . Lieutenant of the Tower . Hodge , Will and Tom ...
... Bagot , a cruel covetous Broker . Friskiball , a Florentine Merchant . The Governors of the English House at Antwerp . States and Officers of Bononia . Goodman Seely , and his Wife Joan . Lieutenant of the Tower . Hodge , Will and Tom ...
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... , Sir ; Mafter Cromwell , will you go ? Crom . I will attend you , Sir . ald Croni . Farewel , Tım , God bless thee , Tom , God fpeed thee , good Ton . [ Exeunt . Enter Enter Bagot , a Broker , folus . Bag . The Life and Death of.
... , Sir ; Mafter Cromwell , will you go ? Crom . I will attend you , Sir . ald Croni . Farewel , Tım , God bless thee , Tom , God fpeed thee , good Ton . [ Exeunt . Enter Enter Bagot , a Broker , folus . Bag . The Life and Death of.
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William Shakespeare, Wentworth Smith, Nicholas Rowe. Enter Bagot , a Broker , folus . Bag . I hope this Day is fatal unto fome , And by their lofs muft Bagot feek to gain . This is the Lodging of Matter Friskibal , A liberal Merchant ...
William Shakespeare, Wentworth Smith, Nicholas Rowe. Enter Bagot , a Broker , folus . Bag . I hope this Day is fatal unto fome , And by their lofs muft Bagot feek to gain . This is the Lodging of Matter Friskibal , A liberal Merchant ...
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... Bagot , Whom I have often from my Trencher fed : Ingrateful Villain for to ufe me thus . Bag . What I have faid to him is nought but Truth . Mrs. Ban . What thou haft faid fprings from an envious A Canibal that doth eat Men alive : But ...
... Bagot , Whom I have often from my Trencher fed : Ingrateful Villain for to ufe me thus . Bag . What I have faid to him is nought but Truth . Mrs. Ban . What thou haft faid fprings from an envious A Canibal that doth eat Men alive : But ...
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... Bagot , there's a Portague to drink , Altho ' you ill deferv'd it by your merit . Give not fuch cruel scope unto your Heart ; Be fure the ill you do will be requited : Remember what I fay , Bagot , farewel . Come , Mafter Banifter , you ...
... Bagot , there's a Portague to drink , Altho ' you ill deferv'd it by your merit . Give not fuch cruel scope unto your Heart ; Be fure the ill you do will be requited : Remember what I fay , Bagot , farewel . Come , Mafter Banifter , you ...
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Page 3 - There's legions now of beggars on the earth, That their original did spring from kings; And many monarchs now, whose fathers were The riff-raff of their age : for time and fortune Wears out a noble train to beggary; And from the dunghill minions do advance To state and mark in this admiring world.