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Pagina 190
B. Then play on the bit . A. I will . B. Do still . A. Yet kill not . B. I will not . A. Make me your man ! B. Beshrew me than ! A. The swifter I follow , then you fly away . B. Swift hawks in their flying oft times miss their prey .
B. Then play on the bit . A. I will . B. Do still . A. Yet kill not . B. I will not . A. Make me your man ! B. Beshrew me than ! A. The swifter I follow , then you fly away . B. Swift hawks in their flying oft times miss their prey .
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Or else , whiles a comedy of Plautus is playing and the vile bondmen scoffing and trifling among themselves , if you should ... you must needs mar and pervert the play that is in hand , though the stuff that you bring be much better .
Or else , whiles a comedy of Plautus is playing and the vile bondmen scoffing and trifling among themselves , if you should ... you must needs mar and pervert the play that is in hand , though the stuff that you bring be much better .
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To play upon the lute , and sing to it with the ditty . To play upon the viol , and all other instruments with frets . To delight and refresh the hearers ' minds in being pleasant , feat conceited , and a merry talker , applied to time ...
To play upon the lute , and sing to it with the ditty . To play upon the viol , and all other instruments with frets . To delight and refresh the hearers ' minds in being pleasant , feat conceited , and a merry talker , applied to time ...
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