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Ent . MARCELLUS , with a letter , ( proconsul of Sicilie ) 2 and 3 Marchant : Wm .
Pen , Curt , and Attendants : Rowland , Mr . Balls , Vick . Marcellus . Upon your
recantation this Gallerien Was not Antiochus you had your pardons Signde by the
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Ent . MARCELLUS , with a letter , ( proconsul of Sicilie ) 2 and 3 Marchant : Wm .
Pen , Curt , and Attendants : Rowland , Mr . Balls , Vick . Marcellus . Upon your
recantation this Gallerien Was not Antiochus you had your pardons Signde by the
...
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Marcellus . I doe not purpose it Doe you knowe what this containes ? [ A letter . 2
Marchant . Noe , my good lord . 3 Marchant . Perhaps [ w ] ee b [ ] nt for our [ par ]
tes As ' tis sayde of Bellerophon , yet wee durst not Presume to open it .
Marcellus . I doe not purpose it Doe you knowe what this containes ? [ A letter . 2
Marchant . Noe , my good lord . 3 Marchant . Perhaps [ w ] ee b [ ] nt for our [ par ]
tes As ' tis sayde of Bellerophon , yet wee durst not Presume to open it .
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Marcellus . For my sake let the poore man have what favour You can affoord hym
. Flaminius . Sir you must excuse mee . You have abusde the libertie I gave you .
Be ready : ye But villaine you pay deere for ' t . I will trust Wm . Pen : Cur - The ...
Marcellus . For my sake let the poore man have what favour You can affoord hym
. Flaminius . Sir you must excuse mee . You have abusde the libertie I gave you .
Be ready : ye But villaine you pay deere for ' t . I will trust Wm . Pen : Cur - The ...
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SATIRICAL SONGS AND POEMS ON COSTUME | |
SONG UPON THE TALORS | 1 |
THE MERCER | 7 |
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