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exclaimed the old woman , seemingly with huge delight , as she observed who it
was . “ Well , to be sure ! And how bravely you be dressed ! In honest truth , dear
heart ! you be the sweetest young gentleman I've seen this many a day .
exclaimed the old woman , seemingly with huge delight , as she observed who it
was . “ Well , to be sure ! And how bravely you be dressed ! In honest truth , dear
heart ! you be the sweetest young gentleman I've seen this many a day .
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These be merry wives indeed ! l'faith ' tis the difficultest thing possible to say
which serve they out the best - Master Jealous - pate the husband , or that huge
piece of roguery Sir John Falstaff . Is it not so , my lord ? ” “ Without doubt , ”
replied ...
These be merry wives indeed ! l'faith ' tis the difficultest thing possible to say
which serve they out the best - Master Jealous - pate the husband , or that huge
piece of roguery Sir John Falstaff . Is it not so , my lord ? ” “ Without doubt , ”
replied ...
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... hoping there to have much pleasure with Mistress Page and Mistress Ford ,
according to their appointment ; and how they and their husbands did jeer and
laugh when they came upon him in his concealment , was taken in huge delight
of all ...
... hoping there to have much pleasure with Mistress Page and Mistress Ford ,
according to their appointment ; and how they and their husbands did jeer and
laugh when they came upon him in his concealment , was taken in huge delight
of all ...
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... I have a huge suspicion her lip is like a nutmeg in a vintner's parlour — every
one may have the flavour on't when he lists . She hath gone clean out of my
opinion . I'll have none of her . ” “ That's a most magnanimous resolution of thine ,
Dick ...
... I have a huge suspicion her lip is like a nutmeg in a vintner's parlour — every
one may have the flavour on't when he lists . She hath gone clean out of my
opinion . I'll have none of her . ” “ That's a most magnanimous resolution of thine ,
Dick ...
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asked Master Shakspeare of his young friend , as soon as their mirth had
subsided a little . " By this hand , ' twas almost as good a jest as that we had of the
two lords ! ” exclaimed Master Burbage , who appeared to have taken it in huge ...
asked Master Shakspeare of his young friend , as soon as their mirth had
subsided a little . " By this hand , ' twas almost as good a jest as that we had of the
two lords ! ” exclaimed Master Burbage , who appeared to have taken it in huge ...
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| Titel | Shakespeare and His Friends: Or, "The Golden Age" of Merry England, Band 2 Shakespeare and His Friends: Or, "The Golden Age" of Merry England, Robert Folkestone Williams |
| Autor/in | Robert Folkestone Williams |
| Verlag | H. Colburn, 1838 |
| Original von | University of Michigan |
| Digitalisiert | 24. Apr. 2013 |
| Länge | 1126 Seiten |
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