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... honesty rewards him in itself ; It must not bear my daughter . Tim . Old Ath . She is young and apt : Ff . Luc . Ay , my good lord , and she. Tim . The man is honest . 130 My daughter . Tim . Old Ath . She's young and apt : 135 What ...
... honesty rewards him in itself ; It must not bear my daughter . Tim . Old Ath . She is young and apt : Ff . Luc . Ay , my good lord , and she. Tim . The man is honest . 130 My daughter . Tim . Old Ath . She's young and apt : 135 What ...
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... honest . 170. unclew ] unwind to the very bottom of the ball , i.e. strip me bare , undo me . Steevens compares The Two Gentlemen of Verona , III . ii . 52 : " Therefore , as you unwind her love from him . You must provide to bottom it ...
... honest . 170. unclew ] unwind to the very bottom of the ball , i.e. strip me bare , undo me . Steevens compares The Two Gentlemen of Verona , III . ii . 52 : " Therefore , as you unwind her love from him . You must provide to bottom it ...
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... honest men ! Ay , you are honest men . 75 to offer you our service . Why , how shall I requite you ? Can you eat roots and drink cold water ? no . Both . What we can do , we'll do , to do you service . Tim . Ye're honest men . Ye've ...
... honest men ! Ay , you are honest men . 75 to offer you our service . Why , how shall I requite you ? Can you eat roots and drink cold water ? no . Both . What we can do , we'll do , to do you service . Tim . Ye're honest men . Ye've ...
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