The Works of Ben JonsonPhillips, Sampson, 1857 - 944 lappuses |
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467. lappuse
... Fitz . By no means . Meer . I must Get him this money , and will Fitz . Sir , I protest , I had rather stand engaged for it myself , Than you should leave me . Meer . O good sir ! do you think So coarsely of our manners , that we would ...
... Fitz . By no means . Meer . I must Get him this money , and will Fitz . Sir , I protest , I had rather stand engaged for it myself , Than you should leave me . Meer . O good sir ! do you think So coarsely of our manners , that we would ...
476. lappuse
... Fitz . And get the feoffment drawn , with a letter For livery and seisin . Meer . That I know's the course . But , sir , you mean not to make him feoffee . Fitz . Nay , that I'll pause on . Enter PITFALL . Meer . How now , little ...
... Fitz . And get the feoffment drawn , with a letter For livery and seisin . Meer . That I know's the course . But , sir , you mean not to make him feoffee . Fitz . Nay , that I'll pause on . Enter PITFALL . Meer . How now , little ...
483. lappuse
... FITZ . ] Is not the justice A solemn gamester ? Ever . Peace . Fitz . Οἱ μοί , κακοδαίμων , Καὶ τρισκακοδαίμων , καὶ τετρακις , καὶ πεντάκις , Καὶ δωδεκάκις , καὶ μυριάκις . Sir P. Eith . He curses In Greek , I think . Ever . Your ...
... FITZ . ] Is not the justice A solemn gamester ? Ever . Peace . Fitz . Οἱ μοί , κακοδαίμων , Καὶ τρισκακοδαίμων , καὶ τετρακις , καὶ πεντάκις , Καὶ δωδεκάκις , καὶ μυριάκις . Sir P. Eith . He curses In Greek , I think . Ever . Your ...
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