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... soldier ! " That with thy flops and cat - a - mountain face , " Thy blather chaps , and thy robuftious words , " Fright'ft the poor whore , and terribly doft exact " A weekly fubfidy , twelve pence a piece , " Whereon thou liveft ; and ...
... soldier ! " That with thy flops and cat - a - mountain face , " Thy blather chaps , and thy robuftious words , " Fright'ft the poor whore , and terribly doft exact " A weekly fubfidy , twelve pence a piece , " Whereon thou liveft ; and ...
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... soldier , ) doth he lie , Larding the plain : and by his bloody fide , ( Yoke - fellow to his honour - owing wounds , ) The noble earl of Suffolk alfo lies . no gentler ] Who has no more gentility . MALONE . 4 is contaminate . ] The ...
... soldier , ) doth he lie , Larding the plain : and by his bloody fide , ( Yoke - fellow to his honour - owing wounds , ) The noble earl of Suffolk alfo lies . no gentler ] Who has no more gentility . MALONE . 4 is contaminate . ] The ...
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... Soldier , you must come to the king . K. Hen . Soldier , why wear'ft thou that glove in thy cap ? Will . An't pleafe your majefty , ' tis the gage of one that I fhould fight withal , if he be alive . K. Hen . An Englishman ? Will . An't ...
... Soldier , you must come to the king . K. Hen . Soldier , why wear'ft thou that glove in thy cap ? Will . An't pleafe your majefty , ' tis the gage of one that I fhould fight withal , if he be alive . K. Hen . An Englishman ? Will . An't ...
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