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Strana 65
Pray you , come near : if I suspect Ford . I cannot find him : maybe the knave without cause , why , then make sport at me , bragged of that he could not compass . then let me be your jest ; I deserve it . - How Mrs. Page .
Pray you , come near : if I suspect Ford . I cannot find him : maybe the knave without cause , why , then make sport at me , bragged of that he could not compass . then let me be your jest ; I deserve it . - How Mrs. Page .
Strana 457
O heinous , strong , and bold con- His eyes do drop no tears , his prayers are in spiracy ! ... So shall my virtue be his vice's bawd ; Our prayers do out - pray his ; then let them have And he shall spend mine honour with his shame ...
O heinous , strong , and bold con- His eyes do drop no tears , his prayers are in spiracy ! ... So shall my virtue be his vice's bawd ; Our prayers do out - pray his ; then let them have And he shall spend mine honour with his shame ...
Strana 834
Pray you , speak to ' em , I pray about the corn , he himself stuck not to call us you , the many - headed multitude . In wholesome manner . 3 Cit . We have been called so of many ; not Cor . Bid them wash their faces that our heads are ...
Pray you , speak to ' em , I pray about the corn , he himself stuck not to call us you , the many - headed multitude . In wholesome manner . 3 Cit . We have been called so of many ; not Cor . Bid them wash their faces that our heads are ...
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