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... clowne , and use no other breeches than such sloppes or slivings as now many gentlemen weare ; they are almost capable of a bushel of wheate . " And again , in Rowland's " Letting of Humours blood in the Head - vaine , " 1600 , epigr ...
... clowne , and use no other breeches than such sloppes or slivings as now many gentlemen weare ; they are almost capable of a bushel of wheate . " And again , in Rowland's " Letting of Humours blood in the Head - vaine , " 1600 , epigr ...
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... Clowne , None lyke to him , in Citie , Courte , or Towne ; His clownish grace , his gesture , and his porte , Did much delight the best and meanest sorte . I greatlie doubt that I shall never see One counterfeate the Clowne so well as ...
... Clowne , None lyke to him , in Citie , Courte , or Towne ; His clownish grace , his gesture , and his porte , Did much delight the best and meanest sorte . I greatlie doubt that I shall never see One counterfeate the Clowne so well as ...
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