Shakespeare and His Friends: Or, "The Golden Age" of Merry England ...H. Colburn, 1838 |
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... face , and eyes that looked as if ever intent " upon some mischief or another . In truth , it was a countenance that was not easy to be described , saving that it was a very dare - devil - care - for- nought - full - of - tricks sort of ...
... face , and eyes that looked as if ever intent " upon some mischief or another . In truth , it was a countenance that was not easy to be described , saving that it was a very dare - devil - care - for- nought - full - of - tricks sort of ...
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... face covered with plaisters , that as well as slicing of a piece off his chin as big as a rose noble , and gashing of his cheek in three several places , you had completely cut off from beside his ear two moles of no ordinary size ...
... face covered with plaisters , that as well as slicing of a piece off his chin as big as a rose noble , and gashing of his cheek in three several places , you had completely cut off from beside his ear two moles of no ordinary size ...
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... face , though it be hugely suspected the young dog did it on purpose . " A murrain on you , I doubt you will ever make a chirurgeon , you be so awkward , " added his master , as he tied up his wound - which , luckily , was no great ...
... face , though it be hugely suspected the young dog did it on purpose . " A murrain on you , I doubt you will ever make a chirurgeon , you be so awkward , " added his master , as he tied up his wound - which , luckily , was no great ...
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... shaking of his hurt hand , and making of such faces as were a marvel to look upon . " What an absolute awk- ward varlet are you ! Oh , my thumb ! my thumb ! the flesh is squeezed to the very bone . Never SHAKSPEARE AND HIS FRIENDS . 11.
... shaking of his hurt hand , and making of such faces as were a marvel to look upon . " What an absolute awk- ward varlet are you ! Oh , my thumb ! my thumb ! the flesh is squeezed to the very bone . Never SHAKSPEARE AND HIS FRIENDS . 11.
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... face as he could , though , from the twinkle in the rogue's eye , it was manifest he had perfect knowledge of the matter . Then he set to pulling out of the remaining teeth as if he was a doing of it for a wager . " But see , master ...
... face as he could , though , from the twinkle in the rogue's eye , it was manifest he had perfect knowledge of the matter . Then he set to pulling out of the remaining teeth as if he was a doing of it for a wager . " But see , master ...
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