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... loue , and beautie make Poets : and fince you like Poets so well , your loue , and beauties fhall make me a Poet . CHLO . What shall they ? and fuch a one as these ? CRIS . I , and a better then thefe : I would be forry elfe . CHLO ...
... loue , and beautie make Poets : and fince you like Poets so well , your loue , and beauties fhall make me a Poet . CHLO . What shall they ? and fuch a one as these ? CRIS . I , and a better then thefe : I would be forry elfe . CHLO ...
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... loue finging , ladie ? CHLO . O , paffingly . CRIS . Intreat the ladies , to intreat me to fing then , I beseech you . 140 CHLO . I beseech your grace , intreat this gentleman 145 to fing . IVLI . That we will CHLOE ; can he fing ...
... loue finging , ladie ? CHLO . O , paffingly . CRIS . Intreat the ladies , to intreat me to fing then , I beseech you . 140 CHLO . I beseech your grace , intreat this gentleman 145 to fing . IVLI . That we will CHLOE ; can he fing ...
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... loue not to be idle , I'le beare thee companie . 123 [ Aside . G 1692 , 1716 , W prithee G , N 126 Whither 1716+ 136 pr'y thee 1640 , 145 [ Aside . ] N How call'st thou the pothecary ? HORA . O , 44 [ III . i . Poetafter.
... loue not to be idle , I'le beare thee companie . 123 [ Aside . G 1692 , 1716 , W prithee G , N 126 Whither 1716+ 136 pr'y thee 1640 , 145 [ Aside . ] N How call'st thou the pothecary ? HORA . O , 44 [ III . i . Poetafter.
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... loue thee , come HORACE . HORA . Nay then , I am desperate : I follow you , fir . ' Tis hard [ 299 ] contending with a man that ouer- comes thus . CRIS . And how deales MECONAS with thee ? liber- ally ? ha ? Is he open - handed ...
... loue thee , come HORACE . HORA . Nay then , I am desperate : I follow you , fir . ' Tis hard [ 299 ] contending with a man that ouer- comes thus . CRIS . And how deales MECONAS with thee ? liber- ally ? ha ? Is he open - handed ...
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... loue they all embrace . CRIS . You report a wonder ! ' tis fcarce credible , this . 270 HORA . I am no torture , to enforce you to beleeue it , 275 but ' tis fo . CRIS . Why , this enflames mee with a more ardent defire to bee his ...
... loue they all embrace . CRIS . You report a wonder ! ' tis fcarce credible , this . 270 HORA . I am no torture , to enforce you to beleeue it , 275 but ' tis fo . CRIS . Why , this enflames mee with a more ardent defire to bee his ...
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