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Side 120
... John Oldcastle , ( " a pamper'd glutton , and a debauchee , ' as he is called in a piece of that age , ) who appears to be the character alluded to in the passage above quoted from The Meeting of Gallants , & c . To this character ...
... John Oldcastle , ( " a pamper'd glutton , and a debauchee , ' as he is called in a piece of that age , ) who appears to be the character alluded to in the passage above quoted from The Meeting of Gallants , & c . To this character ...
Side 121
... John Oldcastle is put out , fo I am forry that Sir John Faftolfe is put in , to relieve his memory in this bafe fer- vice ; to be the anvil for every dull wit to ftrike upon . Nor is our comedian excufable by fome alteration of his name ...
... John Oldcastle is put out , fo I am forry that Sir John Faftolfe is put in , to relieve his memory in this bafe fer- vice ; to be the anvil for every dull wit to ftrike upon . Nor is our comedian excufable by fome alteration of his name ...
Side 388
... John . Thine's too heavy to mount . Fal . Let it shine then . P. John . Thine's too thick to shine . Fal . Let it do fomething , my good lord , that may de me good , and call it what you will . P. John . Is thy name Colevile ? Cole . It ...
... John . Thine's too heavy to mount . Fal . Let it shine then . P. John . Thine's too thick to shine . Fal . Let it do fomething , my good lord , that may de me good , and call it what you will . P. John . Is thy name Colevile ? Cole . It ...
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