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Page 63
... better speak of you than you deferve . [ Exit . Falstaff . I would you had but the wit ; ' twere better than your dukedom . Good faith , this fame young fober - blooded boy doth not love me ; nor a man cannot make him laugh ; but that's ...
... better speak of you than you deferve . [ Exit . Falstaff . I would you had but the wit ; ' twere better than your dukedom . Good faith , this fame young fober - blooded boy doth not love me ; nor a man cannot make him laugh ; but that's ...
Page 315
... better ap- pearance separated in the following manner . It is likewife urged , that in this kingdom there are , by computation , above 10,000 parfons , & c . If there be room for a choice , the fooner a circumstance be introduced , the ...
... better ap- pearance separated in the following manner . It is likewife urged , that in this kingdom there are , by computation , above 10,000 parfons , & c . If there be room for a choice , the fooner a circumstance be introduced , the ...
Page 327
... Better : Upon furveying the maft indifferent works of nature , men of the best sense , & be She foon informed him of the place he was in , which , notwithstanding all its horrors , appeared to him more fweet than the bower of Mahomet ...
... Better : Upon furveying the maft indifferent works of nature , men of the best sense , & be She foon informed him of the place he was in , which , notwithstanding all its horrors , appeared to him more fweet than the bower of Mahomet ...
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