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... fair Truth be grac'te , Since forg'de inuention former time defac'te . " Pamperd glutton " and " aged Councellor " do not describe the Sir John Oldcastle of The Famous Victories . But if evidence is needed to show that the Life of Sir ...
... fair Truth be grac'te , Since forg'de inuention former time defac'te . " Pamperd glutton " and " aged Councellor " do not describe the Sir John Oldcastle of The Famous Victories . But if evidence is needed to show that the Life of Sir ...
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... fair hot wench in flame - coloured taffeta , I see no reason London . Prince's . ] Theobald . Falstaffe , and Pointz . Ff ( substantially ) . 108. West .... ] Seymour would omit this line . If we adopt this proposal and that anonymously ...
... fair hot wench in flame - coloured taffeta , I see no reason London . Prince's . ] Theobald . Falstaffe , and Pointz . Ff ( substantially ) . 108. West .... ] Seymour would omit this line . If we adopt this proposal and that anonymously ...
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... Fair ( 1614 ) , V. iii : " they'll be angry if they hear you eavesdropping , now they are setting their match . " See Greene , Art of Conny - Catching , 1591 ( Grosart , x . 40 ) : " ye high lawier [ highwayman ] when he hath no set ...
... Fair ( 1614 ) , V. iii : " they'll be angry if they hear you eavesdropping , now they are setting their match . " See Greene , Art of Conny - Catching , 1591 ( Grosart , x . 40 ) : " ye high lawier [ highwayman ] when he hath no set ...
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... Fair Quarrel , II . i : " Capt . Ager . You know he's hasty , - Lady Ager . So are the best conditions . " 8. title of respect ] claim to respect , respect to which I have a title . 13. portly ] stately , majestic . So in Marlowe ...
... Fair Quarrel , II . i : " Capt . Ager . You know he's hasty , - Lady Ager . So are the best conditions . " 8. title of respect ] claim to respect , respect to which I have a title . 13. portly ] stately , majestic . So in Marlowe ...
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... Fair Women , 1 : " The gloves you showed me and the Italian purse are both well made . but trust me , the perfume I am afraid will not continue " ; and W. Rowley , A Search for Money , 1609 ( Percy Soc . ed . , ii . 17 ) : " the ...
... Fair Women , 1 : " The gloves you showed me and the Italian purse are both well made . but trust me , the perfume I am afraid will not continue " ; and W. Rowley , A Search for Money , 1609 ( Percy Soc . ed . , ii . 17 ) : " the ...
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