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[ 34b ] Maria : Elizabeth , nece , to doe so good is leste hee suppose one mee
amysse ; but good lord , that hath ordayned this , wyll witnes of my deede . 190
125 ne 130 [ Scene 3 ] Elizabeth : Joseph , god the save and see ! thy wife here I
...
[ 34b ] Maria : Elizabeth , nece , to doe so good is leste hee suppose one mee
amysse ; but good lord , that hath ordayned this , wyll witnes of my deede . 190
125 ne 130 [ Scene 3 ] Elizabeth : Joseph , god the save and see ! thy wife here I
...
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My lord , Octavyan , myche of might , 380 commandes you should be ready dight
, trybute hee wyll have in height of all this world ( aboute ) . Hee wyll have written
eych countree , castle , shyre , and eke cyttye , - 385 men and women , leeve ...
My lord , Octavyan , myche of might , 380 commandes you should be ready dight
, trybute hee wyll have in height of all this world ( aboute ) . Hee wyll have written
eych countree , castle , shyre , and eke cyttye , - 385 men and women , leeve ...
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Octavyan : A ! Sibbel , this is a wondrouse sight , 655 for yonder I see a mayden
bright , a yonge chylde in here armes clight , a bright crosse in his head . honour I
wyll that sweete wight with incense , throughowt all my might , for that reverence ...
Octavyan : A ! Sibbel , this is a wondrouse sight , 655 for yonder I see a mayden
bright , a yonge chylde in here armes clight , a bright crosse in his head . honour I
wyll that sweete wight with incense , throughowt all my might , for that reverence ...
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... 687 everychone ) every one H , every echone B Wh 691 can ) omit D 693 nowe
I ] I now Wh well ] wyll DHB 694 Senator omit D B Wh A and Wh 695 wondrous ]
wonders H 61 ) H has heading Secundus 62 Nayye ] may Chester Nativity ( 1 )
... 687 everychone ) every one H , every echone B Wh 691 can ) omit D 693 nowe
I ] I now Wh well ] wyll DHB 694 Senator omit D B Wh A and Wh 695 wondrous ]
wonders H 61 ) H has heading Secundus 62 Nayye ] may Chester Nativity ( 1 )
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Call him “ Tudd , Tybbys sonne , ' and then wyll the shrewe come , for , in good
fayth , yt is his wonne to love well his damys name . Secund ( us ) pastor : How ,
Tudd , Tybbys sonne ! Tertius pastor : Syr , in fayth , nowe I come , for yett have I ...
Call him “ Tudd , Tybbys sonne , ' and then wyll the shrewe come , for , in good
fayth , yt is his wonne to love well his damys name . Secund ( us ) pastor : How ,
Tudd , Tybbys sonne ! Tertius pastor : Syr , in fayth , nowe I come , for yett have I ...
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| Title | Yale Studies in English, Volumes 38-39 Yale Studies in English |
| Published | 1909 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 27 Sep 2007 |
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