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Page 208
... cousin in there . [ Within . Flow . Sen. I am a sailor come from Venice , and my name is Christopher . Enter M. FLOWERDALE . M. Flow . By the Lord , in truth , uncle— Flow . Jun . In truth would have served , cousin , without the lord ...
... cousin in there . [ Within . Flow . Sen. I am a sailor come from Venice , and my name is Christopher . Enter M. FLOWERDALE . M. Flow . By the Lord , in truth , uncle— Flow . Jun . In truth would have served , cousin , without the lord ...
Page 260
... cousin of mine , I must thank God for him . Pye . Why , the better subject to work a scape upon ; thou shalt e'en change clothes with him , and leave him here , and SO Idle . Pish ! I published him e'en now to my corporal : he will be ...
... cousin of mine , I must thank God for him . Pye . Why , the better subject to work a scape upon ; thou shalt e'en change clothes with him , and leave him here , and SO Idle . Pish ! I published him e'en now to my corporal : he will be ...
Page 262
... cousin . Nich . Nay , grace of God , I'll rob him on't suddenly , and hang it in the rosemary bank ; but I bear that mind , cousin , I would not steal anything , methinks , for mine own father . Skir . He bears a good mind in that ...
... cousin . Nich . Nay , grace of God , I'll rob him on't suddenly , and hang it in the rosemary bank ; but I bear that mind , cousin , I would not steal anything , methinks , for mine own father . Skir . He bears a good mind in that ...
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