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Let the hobby - horse provide a strong back , he shall not want a belly when I am
in him - but - seeing the witch . ] - uds me , mother Sawyer ! 1 Cl . The old witch of
Edmonton ! -if our mirth be.not cross'd-2 Cl . Bless us , Cuddy , and let her curse ...
Let the hobby - horse provide a strong back , he shall not want a belly when I am
in him - but - seeing the witch . ] - uds me , mother Sawyer ! 1 Cl . The old witch of
Edmonton ! -if our mirth be.not cross'd-2 Cl . Bless us , Cuddy , and let her curse ...
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as any man's here now coming from the barber's ; and this , I'll take my death
upon't , is long of this jadish witch , mother Sawyer . Enter W. Hamluc , with thatch
and a lighted link . Ham . Burn the witch , the witch , the witch , the witch ! All .
What ...
as any man's here now coming from the barber's ; and this , I'll take my death
upon't , is long of this jadish witch , mother Sawyer . Enter W. Hamluc , with thatch
and a lighted link . Ham . Burn the witch , the witch , the witch , the witch ! All .
What ...
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Men in gay clothes , Whose backs are laden with titles and honours , Are within
far more crooked than I am ; And if I be a witch , more witch - like . I defy thee . Sir
Ar . Go , go ; I can , if need be , hring a hundred voices , E'en here in Edmonton ...
Men in gay clothes , Whose backs are laden with titles and honours , Are within
far more crooked than I am ; And if I be a witch , more witch - like . I defy thee . Sir
Ar . Go , go ; I can , if need be , hring a hundred voices , E'en here in Edmonton ...
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Reverence once Had wont to wait on age ; now an old woman , Ill - favour'd
grown with years , if she be poor , Must be call d hag or witch . Such so abused
Are the coarse witches ; t ' other are the fine , Spun for the Devil's own wearing .
Reverence once Had wont to wait on age ; now an old woman , Ill - favour'd
grown with years , if she be poor , Must be call d hag or witch . Such so abused
Are the coarse witches ; t ' other are the fine , Spun for the Devil's own wearing .
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With an Introduction, and Notes Critical and Explanatory John Ford William
Gifford. Cud . The witch ! mother Sawyer , the witch , the devil ! Rat . Oh , my dear
wife ! help , sirs ! [ She is carried off Banks . You see your work , mother Bumby .
With an Introduction, and Notes Critical and Explanatory John Ford William
Gifford. Cud . The witch ! mother Sawyer , the witch , the devil ! Rat . Oh , my dear
wife ! help , sirs ! [ She is carried off Banks . You see your work , mother Bumby .
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| Title | The Dramatic Works of John Ford: With an Introduction, and Notes Critical and Explanatory, Volume 2 Harper's family library: Dramatic series Harper's stereotype edition Volume 2 of The Dramatic Works of John Ford, William Gifford The Dramatic Works of John Ford: With an Introduction, and Notes Critical and Explanatory, John Ford |
| Author | John Ford |
| Editor | William Gifford |
| Publisher | J. & J. Harper, 1831 |
| Original from | Princeton University |
| Digitized | 25 Nov 2008 |
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