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... Sir Lanc . Assure yourself You shall be married with all speed we may : One day shall serve for Frances and for Luce . Oli . Why che would vain know the time , for providing wed- ding raiments . Sir Lanc . Why no more but this . First ...
... Sir Lanc . Assure yourself You shall be married with all speed we may : One day shall serve for Frances and for Luce . Oli . Why che would vain know the time , for providing wed- ding raiments . Sir Lanc . Why no more but this . First ...
Side 225
... Sir . Sir Lanc . Is he within , my good fellow ? Flow . Sen. No , Sir , he is not within . Sir Lane . I pr'ythee , if he be within , let me speak with him . Flow . Sen. Sir , to tell you true , my master is within , but in- deed would ...
... Sir . Sir Lanc . Is he within , my good fellow ? Flow . Sen. No , Sir , he is not within . Sir Lane . I pr'ythee , if he be within , let me speak with him . Flow . Sen. Sir , to tell you true , my master is within , but in- deed would ...
Side 226
... Sir Lanc . It is a kind of safety in you to deny it , and a generous silence , which too few are endued withal : but , Sir , such a thing I hear , and I could wish it otherwise . M. Flow . No such thing , Sir Lancelot , on my reputation ...
... Sir Lanc . It is a kind of safety in you to deny it , and a generous silence , which too few are endued withal : but , Sir , such a thing I hear , and I could wish it otherwise . M. Flow . No such thing , Sir Lancelot , on my reputation ...
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Dramatic Works: From the Text of Johnson, Stevens and Reed; with ..., Volum 4 William Shakespeare Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1852 |
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