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... favour you please ) I do communicate with you ; and conceive you to be a gentleman of some parts . I love few words . E. Kno , And I fewer , sir . I have scarce enow to thank you . Mat . But are you indeed , sir , so given to it ? [ To ...
... favour you please ) I do communicate with you ; and conceive you to be a gentleman of some parts . I love few words . E. Kno , And I fewer , sir . I have scarce enow to thank you . Mat . But are you indeed , sir , so given to it ? [ To ...
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... favour , do you see . E. Kno . Ay , by his leave , he is , and under fa- vour . Pretty piece of civility ! Sirrah , how dost like him ? Well . Oh , it's a most precious fool , make much of him . I can compare him to nothing more happily ...
... favour , do you see . E. Kno . Ay , by his leave , he is , and under fa- vour . Pretty piece of civility ! Sirrah , how dost like him ? Well . Oh , it's a most precious fool , make much of him . I can compare him to nothing more happily ...
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... favour , forbear . Dow . Prate again , as you like this , you whore- son foist you . You will controul the point , you ! Your consort is gone ; had he staid , he had shared with you , sir . [ Exit DowNRIGHT . E. Kno . Twenty , and kill ...
... favour , forbear . Dow . Prate again , as you like this , you whore- son foist you . You will controul the point , you ! Your consort is gone ; had he staid , he had shared with you , sir . [ Exit DowNRIGHT . E. Kno . Twenty , and kill ...
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... favour with you ; I'll stake my present , my future welfare , that some base whispering knave - nay , pardon me , sir - hath , in the best and richest soil , sown seeds , of rank and evil nature ! O , my master , should they take root ...
... favour with you ; I'll stake my present , my future welfare , that some base whispering knave - nay , pardon me , sir - hath , in the best and richest soil , sown seeds , of rank and evil nature ! O , my master , should they take root ...
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... favour , Hath told her all - Why would you let her go ? Well . Because she's not my wife : if she were , I'd keep her to her tether . Kite . So , so ; now ' tis plain . I shall go mad With my misfortunes ; now they pour in tor- rents ...
... favour , Hath told her all - Why would you let her go ? Well . Because she's not my wife : if she were , I'd keep her to her tether . Kite . So , so ; now ' tis plain . I shall go mad With my misfortunes ; now they pour in tor- rents ...
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