The Works of Shakespear: In Nine Volumes ; with a Glossary, Volume 5J. and P. Knapton ... [et. al], 1748 |
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Page 11
... ftand , to a true man.- P. Henry . Good morrow , Ned . Poins . Good morrow , fweet Hal . What fays Monfieur remorfe ! what fays Sir John fack and fugar ? Jack ! how agree the devil and thou about thy foul , that thou foldest him on Good ...
... ftand , to a true man.- P. Henry . Good morrow , Ned . Poins . Good morrow , fweet Hal . What fays Monfieur remorfe ! what fays Sir John fack and fugar ? Jack ! how agree the devil and thou about thy foul , that thou foldest him on Good ...
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... ftand close . Fal . Now , my mafters , happy man be his dole fay I ; every man to his business . SCENE IV . Enter Travellers . Trav . Come , neighbour ; the boy fhall lead our horfes down the hill : we'll walk a foot a while , and ease ...
... ftand close . Fal . Now , my mafters , happy man be his dole fay I ; every man to his business . SCENE IV . Enter Travellers . Trav . Come , neighbour ; the boy fhall lead our horfes down the hill : we'll walk a foot a while , and ease ...
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... ftand in fome by - room , while I question iny puny drawer , to what end he gave me the fugar : and do never leave calling Francis , that his tale to me may be nothing but , anon . Step afide , and I'll fhew thee a pre- cedent . [ Poins ...
... ftand in fome by - room , while I question iny puny drawer , to what end he gave me the fugar : and do never leave calling Francis , that his tale to me may be nothing but , anon . Step afide , and I'll fhew thee a pre- cedent . [ Poins ...
Page 32
... ftands amazed , not knowing which way to go . Enter Vintner . Vint . What , ftand'st thou ftill , and hear'st such a cal- ling ? Look to the guests within . My Lord , old Sir John with half a dozen more are at the door ; fhall I let ...
... ftands amazed , not knowing which way to go . Enter Vintner . Vint . What , ftand'st thou ftill , and hear'st such a cal- ling ? Look to the guests within . My Lord , old Sir John with half a dozen more are at the door ; fhall I let ...
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... ftand for my father , and examine me upon the particulars of my life . Fal . Shall I content : this chair fhall be my state , this dagger my scepter , and this cushion my crown . P. Henry . Thy ftate is taken for a joint - tool , thy ...
... ftand for my father , and examine me upon the particulars of my life . Fal . Shall I content : this chair fhall be my state , this dagger my scepter , and this cushion my crown . P. Henry . Thy ftate is taken for a joint - tool , thy ...
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