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SLENDER , cousin to Shallow . Mr. Ford , Mr. Page , two gentlemen dwelling at Windsor . Mrs. FORD . • William Page , a boy , son to Mr. Page . Mrs. Page . Sir Hugh Evans , a Welch parson . Mrs. Anne Page , her daughter , in love with ...
SLENDER , cousin to Shallow . Mr. Ford , Mr. Page , two gentlemen dwelling at Windsor . Mrs. FORD . • William Page , a boy , son to Mr. Page . Mrs. Page . Sir Hugh Evans , a Welch parson . Mrs. Anne Page , her daughter , in love with ...
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Book of Riddles ! why , did not you lend it Go , sirrah , for all you are my man , go , wait upon to Alice Shortcake upon Allhallowmas last , a fort my cousin Shallow : [ Exit Simple . ) A justice of night afore Michaelmas ? peace ...
Book of Riddles ! why , did not you lend it Go , sirrah , for all you are my man , go , wait upon to Alice Shortcake upon Allhallowmas last , a fort my cousin Shallow : [ Exit Simple . ) A justice of night afore Michaelmas ? peace ...
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... cogging companion , the with her for more money than I'll speak of . host of the Garter . Shal . We have lingered about a match between Caius . By gar , vit all my heart ; he promise to Anne Page and my cousin Slender , and this day ...
... cogging companion , the with her for more money than I'll speak of . host of the Garter . Shal . We have lingered about a match between Caius . By gar , vit all my heart ; he promise to Anne Page and my cousin Slender , and this day ...
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Mistress Anne , my cousin loves you . Fent . I thank thee ; and I pray thee , once to Slei . Ay , that I do ; as well as I love any woman night in Gloucestershire . Give my sweet Nan this ring : There's for thy pains . Shal .
Mistress Anne , my cousin loves you . Fent . I thank thee ; and I pray thee , once to Slei . Ay , that I do ; as well as I love any woman night in Gloucestershire . Give my sweet Nan this ring : There's for thy pains . Shal .
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What is he fore , I say again , take her away . at the gate , cousin ? Oli . Sir , I bade them take away you . Sir To . A gentleman . Clo . Misprision in the highest degree ! - Lady , Oli . A gentleinan ? What gentleman ?
What is he fore , I say again , take her away . at the gate , cousin ? Oli . Sir , I bade them take away you . Sir To . A gentleman . Clo . Misprision in the highest degree ! - Lady , Oli . A gentleinan ? What gentleman ?
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| Title | The Plays of William Shakspeare |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Publisher | Longman, 1880 |
| Original from | Princeton University |
| Digitized | 4 May 2010 |
| Length | 960 pages |
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