The Works of Shakespear: In Nine Volumes ; with a Glossary, Volume 5J. and P. Knapton ... [et. al], 1748 |
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Page 107
... you fup with me , mafter Gower ? Cb . Juft . What foolish mafter taught you these manners , Sir John ? Fal , Master Gower , if they become me not , he was a fool fool that taught them me . This is the right King HENRY IV . 107.
... you fup with me , mafter Gower ? Cb . Juft . What foolish mafter taught you these manners , Sir John ? Fal , Master Gower , if they become me not , he was a fool fool that taught them me . This is the right King HENRY IV . 107.
Page 114
... Master Poins anon ; and they will put on two of our jerkins and aprons , and Sir John must not know of it . Bardolph hath brought word . I Draw . Then here will be old Utis : it will be an ex- cellent ftratagem . 2 Draw . I'll fee if I ...
... Master Poins anon ; and they will put on two of our jerkins and aprons , and Sir John must not know of it . Bardolph hath brought word . I Draw . Then here will be old Utis : it will be an ex- cellent ftratagem . 2 Draw . I'll fee if I ...
Page 116
... masters , how I shake , look you , I warrant you . # Dol . So you do , hoftefs . Hoft . Do I ? yea , in very truth do I , as if it were an afpen leaf : I cannot abide fwaggerers . * SCENE X. Enter Pistol , Bardolph and Page . Pift ...
... masters , how I shake , look you , I warrant you . # Dol . So you do , hoftefs . Hoft . Do I ? yea , in very truth do I , as if it were an afpen leaf : I cannot abide fwaggerers . * SCENE X. Enter Pistol , Bardolph and Page . Pift ...
Page 120
... master's old tables , his note - book , his counsel - keeper ? Fal . Thou doft give me flattering buffes . Dol . By my troth , I kiss thee with a most constant heart . Fal . I am old , I am old . Dol . I love thee better than I love e ...
... master's old tables , his note - book , his counsel - keeper ? Fal . Thou doft give me flattering buffes . Dol . By my troth , I kiss thee with a most constant heart . Fal . I am old , I am old . Dol . I love thee better than I love e ...
Page 128
... and bear your years very well . Welcome , good Sir John ! Fal . I am glad to fee you well , good mafter Robert Shal- low : Master Sure - card , as I think ? Shal . Sbal . No , Sir John , it is my 128 The Second Part of.
... and bear your years very well . Welcome , good Sir John ! Fal . I am glad to fee you well , good mafter Robert Shal- low : Master Sure - card , as I think ? Shal . Sbal . No , Sir John , it is my 128 The Second Part of.
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