The Works of Ben JonsonPhillips, Sampson, 1857 - 944 lappuses |
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166. lappuse
... speak the prologue , sir . 3 Child . Why , do you hope to speak it ? 2 Child . Ay , and I think I have most right to it : I am sure I studied it first . 3 Child . That's all one , if the author think I can speak it better . 1 Child . I ...
... speak the prologue , sir . 3 Child . Why , do you hope to speak it ? 2 Child . Ay , and I think I have most right to it : I am sure I studied it first . 3 Child . That's all one , if the author think I can speak it better . 1 Child . I ...
304. lappuse
... Speak forward . Com . Silence ! [ now Volt . It is not passion in me , reverend fathers , But only conscience , conscience , my good sires , That makes me now tell truth . That parasite , That knave , hath been the instrument of all . 1 ...
... Speak forward . Com . Silence ! [ now Volt . It is not passion in me , reverend fathers , But only conscience , conscience , my good sires , That makes me now tell truth . That parasite , That knave , hath been the instrument of all . 1 ...
503. lappuse
... speak with you . P. sen . To speak with me ! [ man . You know ' tis death for me to speak with any What is he ? set me a chair . Bro . He is the master Of the great office . P. sen . What ? Bro . The Staple of News , A mighty thing ...
... speak with you . P. sen . To speak with me ! [ man . You know ' tis death for me to speak with any What is he ? set me a chair . Bro . He is the master Of the great office . P. sen . What ? Bro . The Staple of News , A mighty thing ...
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