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... fair assembly ; you do well lord : You are a churchman , or I'll tell you cardinal , I should judge now unhappily . Your grace is grown so pleasant . 85 I am glad My Lord Chamberlain , 91 Prithee come hither ; what fair lady's that ...
... fair assembly ; you do well lord : You are a churchman , or I'll tell you cardinal , I should judge now unhappily . Your grace is grown so pleasant . 85 I am glad My Lord Chamberlain , 91 Prithee come hither ; what fair lady's that ...
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... fair parts ] beauty , and fine per- sonal qualities , cf. Cym . , 111 . v . 71 , Ado , v . ii . 60 , " for which of my bad parts didst thou first fall in love with me ? ' and A Warning for Fair Women ( 1599 ) , A4 " , " a man of your ...
... fair parts ] beauty , and fine per- sonal qualities , cf. Cym . , 111 . v . 71 , Ado , v . ii . 60 , " for which of my bad parts didst thou first fall in love with me ? ' and A Warning for Fair Women ( 1599 ) , A4 " , " a man of your ...
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... fair ] see above , 1. 9 and n . 69. Y'have ... hand ] i.e. you've made a fine success of things ; the adjective is usually ironical in this phrase , cf. Cor . , IV . vi . 117 , " You have made fair hands , / You and your crafts " . 70 ...
... fair ] see above , 1. 9 and n . 69. Y'have ... hand ] i.e. you've made a fine success of things ; the adjective is usually ironical in this phrase , cf. Cor . , IV . vi . 117 , " You have made fair hands , / You and your crafts " . 70 ...
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