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... Enter ROBIN . Host . Show this poor Irishman to the barn ; go , sirrah . [ Exeunt ROBIN and IRISHMAN . Enter CARRIER and KATE . Car . Who's within here ? who looks to the horses ? Uds heart , here's fine work : the hens in the maunger ...
... Enter ROBIN . Host . Show this poor Irishman to the barn ; go , sirrah . [ Exeunt ROBIN and IRISHMAN . Enter CARRIER and KATE . Car . Who's within here ? who looks to the horses ? Uds heart , here's fine work : the hens in the maunger ...
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... enter HARPOOL in CONSTABLE , and WATCH Irishman that did the Mayor . And perceiving the house beset , would get away . Stand , sirrah . Har . What art thou that bidd'st me stand ? Con . I am the officer ; and am come to search for an ...
... enter HARPOOL in CONSTABLE , and WATCH Irishman that did the Mayor . And perceiving the house beset , would get away . Stand , sirrah . Har . What art thou that bidd'st me stand ? Con . I am the officer ; and am come to search for an ...
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... Enter CROMWELL , with his train . BEDFORD makes as though he would speak to him . CROMWELL goes on . Crom . You're well encounter'd , my good lord of Bedford . I see your honour is address'd * to talk . Pray , pardon me ; I am sent for ...
... Enter CROMWELL , with his train . BEDFORD makes as though he would speak to him . CROMWELL goes on . Crom . You're well encounter'd , my good lord of Bedford . I see your honour is address'd * to talk . Pray , pardon me ; I am sent for ...
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Dramatic Works: From the Text of Johnson, Stevens and Reed; with ..., Volume 4 William Shakespeare Visualização completa - 1852 |
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