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... peace . " MALONE . • Nor fall this peace fleep with her : ] These lines , to the inter- ruption by the king , feem to have been inferted at fome revival of the play , after the acceffion of king James . If the paffage , included in ...
... peace . " MALONE . • Nor fall this peace fleep with her : ] These lines , to the inter- ruption by the king , feem to have been inferted at fome revival of the play , after the acceffion of king James . If the paffage , included in ...
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... peace is nothing , but to ruft iron , increase tailors , and breed ballad - makers . peace , as 1. Serv . Let me have war , fay I ; it exceeds far as day does night ; it's fprightly , waking , audible , and full of vent ' . Peace is a ...
... peace is nothing , but to ruft iron , increase tailors , and breed ballad - makers . peace , as 1. Serv . Let me have war , fay I ; it exceeds far as day does night ; it's fprightly , waking , audible , and full of vent ' . Peace is a ...
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... peace is a great maker of cuckolds . 1. Serv . Ay , and it makes men hate one another . 3. Serv . Reason ; because they then lefs need one an- other . The wars , for my money . I hope to fee Romans as cheap as Volcians . They are rifing ...
... peace is a great maker of cuckolds . 1. Serv . Ay , and it makes men hate one another . 3. Serv . Reason ; because they then lefs need one an- other . The wars , for my money . I hope to fee Romans as cheap as Volcians . They are rifing ...
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