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Page 26
... Anne ; and ginger fhall be hot i ' th ' mouth too . Sir To . Thou'rt i ' th ' right . - Go , Sir , rub your chain with crums . - A ftoop of wine , Maria.- Mal . Miftrefs Mary , if you priz'd my Lady's fa- vour at any thing more than ...
... Anne ; and ginger fhall be hot i ' th ' mouth too . Sir To . Thou'rt i ' th ' right . - Go , Sir , rub your chain with crums . - A ftoop of wine , Maria.- Mal . Miftrefs Mary , if you priz'd my Lady's fa- vour at any thing more than ...
Page 82
... Anne Page , which is daughter to Mafter George Page , which is pretty virginity . Slen . Miftrefs Anne Page ? fhe has brown hair , and fpeaks fmall like a woman . Eva . It is that ferry perfon for all the orld , as juft as you will ...
... Anne Page , which is daughter to Mafter George Page , which is pretty virginity . Slen . Miftrefs Anne Page ? fhe has brown hair , and fpeaks fmall like a woman . Eva . It is that ferry perfon for all the orld , as juft as you will ...
Page 83
... Anne Page . Slen . Did her grandfire leave her feven hundred pounds ? Eva . Ay , and her father is make her a petter penny . Slen . I know the young gentlewoman ; she has good gifts . Shal . Seven hundred pounds , and poffibilities , is ...
... Anne Page . Slen . Did her grandfire leave her feven hundred pounds ? Eva . Ay , and her father is make her a petter penny . Slen . I know the young gentlewoman ; she has good gifts . Shal . Seven hundred pounds , and poffibilities , is ...
Page 86
... Anne Page . Slen . O heav'n ! this is Mistress Anne Page . Enter Mistress Ford , and Miftrefs Page . Page . How now , Mistress Ford ? Fal . Miftrefs Ford , by my troth you are very well met by your leave , good mistress . [ Kiffing her ...
... Anne Page . Slen . O heav'n ! this is Mistress Anne Page . Enter Mistress Ford , and Miftrefs Page . Page . How now , Mistress Ford ? Fal . Miftrefs Ford , by my troth you are very well met by your leave , good mistress . [ Kiffing her ...
Page 87
... Anne Page . Slen . Why , if it be fo , I will marry her upon any reasonable demands . Eva . But can you affection the ' oman ? let us command to know that of your mouth , or of your lips ; for divers philofophers hold , that the lips is ...
... Anne Page . Slen . Why , if it be fo , I will marry her upon any reasonable demands . Eva . But can you affection the ' oman ? let us command to know that of your mouth , or of your lips ; for divers philofophers hold , that the lips is ...
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