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a strain in me that I know not myself , he would Ford . I will seek out Falstaff . never have boarded me in this fury . Page . I never heard such a drawling , affectMrs. Ford . Boarding , call you it ? I'll be ing rogue . sure to keep ...
a strain in me that I know not myself , he would Ford . I will seek out Falstaff . never have boarded me in this fury . Page . I never heard such a drawling , affectMrs. Ford . Boarding , call you it ? I'll be ing rogue . sure to keep ...
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Ford . Pray you , come near : if I suspect Ford . I cannot find him : maybe the knave without cause , why , then make sport at me , bragged of that he could not compass . then let me be your jest ; I deserve it . - How Mrs. Page .
Ford . Pray you , come near : if I suspect Ford . I cannot find him : maybe the knave without cause , why , then make sport at me , bragged of that he could not compass . then let me be your jest ; I deserve it . - How Mrs. Page .
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Mrs. Ford . There they alwaysused to discharge on your shoulders : your master is hard at door ; their birding pieces . Creep into the kiln - hole . if he bid you set it down , obey him : quickly , Fal . Where is it ? despatch .
Mrs. Ford . There they alwaysused to discharge on your shoulders : your master is hard at door ; their birding pieces . Creep into the kiln - hole . if he bid you set it down , obey him : quickly , Fal . Where is it ? despatch .
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| Title | The Works of William Shakespeare, Complete |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Publisher | Black's Readers Service, 1965 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 3 Mar 2008 |
| Length | 1312 pages |
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