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... Tarlton clown'd it in a pleasant vaine , · Clownes knew the Clowne by his great clownish slop ; But now th'are gull'd , for present fashion sayes Dicke Tarlton's part gentlemens breeches plaies . Tarlton died in September , 1588 ...
... Tarlton clown'd it in a pleasant vaine , · Clownes knew the Clowne by his great clownish slop ; But now th'are gull'd , for present fashion sayes Dicke Tarlton's part gentlemens breeches plaies . Tarlton died in September , 1588 ...
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... Tarlton , on a smaller scale , is inserted in a MS . among Rawlinson's Collection in the Bodleian Library , containing Penmanship by John Davies , of Hereford , and his scholars . The following verses accompany it ( fol . 19 ) : — Tarlton ...
... Tarlton , on a smaller scale , is inserted in a MS . among Rawlinson's Collection in the Bodleian Library , containing Penmanship by John Davies , of Hereford , and his scholars . The following verses accompany it ( fol . 19 ) : — Tarlton ...
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