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Pagina 2
... stand so much on your gentility , Which is an airy , mere borrowed thing , From dead men's dust and bones ; and none of yours , Except you make , or hold it . Who comes here ? Enter a Servant . Serv . Save you , gentlemen . Step . Nay ...
... stand so much on your gentility , Which is an airy , mere borrowed thing , From dead men's dust and bones ; and none of yours , Except you make , or hold it . Who comes here ? Enter a Servant . Serv . Save you , gentlemen . Step . Nay ...
Pagina 7
... stand fast o ' your left leg ; note your distance ; keep your due pro- portion of time - Oh , you disorder your point inost irregularly ! Mut . How is the bearing of it now , sir ? Bob . Oh , out of measure ill ! a well experien- ced ...
... stand fast o ' your left leg ; note your distance ; keep your due pro- portion of time - Oh , you disorder your point inost irregularly ! Mut . How is the bearing of it now , sir ? Bob . Oh , out of measure ill ! a well experien- ced ...
Pagina 14
... stand not here ; withdraw , and I'll tell you all . Well . But art thou sure he will stay thy re- turn ? Brain . Do I live , sir ? what a question is that ! Well . We'll prorogue his expectation , then , a little . Brain - worm , thou ...
... stand not here ; withdraw , and I'll tell you all . Well . But art thou sure he will stay thy re- turn ? Brain . Do I live , sir ? what a question is that ! Well . We'll prorogue his expectation , then , a little . Brain - worm , thou ...
Pagina 24
... stand upright in . We must get our fortunes committed to some large prison , say : and then the Tower , I know no ... stands a woman in no stead , unless it procure her touching - Well , there's a dear and well - respected friend of mine ...
... stand upright in . We must get our fortunes committed to some large prison , say : and then the Tower , I know no ... stands a woman in no stead , unless it procure her touching - Well , there's a dear and well - respected friend of mine ...
Pagina 28
... stand strong for me , both by your sword and your balance . Clem . Body o ' me , a merry knave ! Give me a bowl of sack . If he belongs to you , Master Kno'well , I bespeak your patience . Brain . That is it I have most need of . Sir ...
... stand strong for me , both by your sword and your balance . Clem . Body o ' me , a merry knave ! Give me a bowl of sack . If he belongs to you , Master Kno'well , I bespeak your patience . Brain . That is it I have most need of . Sir ...
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