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I will but wash my face and shift socks , and then have at her , i ' faith ! — Mark my
pace , Poggio ! [ Passes over the stage , and exit . Pog . Sir , - - I have seen an
ass and a mule trot the Spanish pavin ' with a better grace , I know not how often .
I will but wash my face and shift socks , and then have at her , i ' faith ! — Mark my
pace , Poggio ! [ Passes over the stage , and exit . Pog . Sir , - - I have seen an
ass and a mule trot the Spanish pavin ' with a better grace , I know not how often .
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occasion ; or if you like my uncle ' s wit better than mine you shall marry me ; if
you like mine better than his , I will marry you , in spite of your teeth . So ,
commending my best parts to you , I rest Yours upwards and downwards , or you
may ...
occasion ; or if you like my uncle ' s wit better than mine you shall marry me ; if
you like mine better than his , I will marry you , in spite of your teeth . So ,
commending my best parts to you , I rest Yours upwards and downwards , or you
may ...
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My service , my integrity , – Org . [ Aside ] That ' s better . - Pro . : . I should but
repeat a lesson Oft conned without a prompter but thine eyes : . My love is
honourable . Org . [ Aside ] So was mine . . . , To my Penthea , chastely
honourable . Pro .
My service , my integrity , – Org . [ Aside ] That ' s better . - Pro . : . I should but
repeat a lesson Oft conned without a prompter but thine eyes : . My love is
honourable . Org . [ Aside ] So was mine . . . , To my Penthea , chastely
honourable . Pro .
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| Title | John Ford Volume 3 of Mermaid series: [the best plays of the old dramatists The mermaid series |
| Author | John Ford |
| Editor | Havelock Ellis |
| Publisher | T. F. Unwin, 1923 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 3 Mar 2008 |
| Length | 471 pages |
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