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Page 177
... Hodge , and thou art welcome to me , But in as ill a time thou comest as may be ; For I am travelling into Italy . What say'st thou , Hodge ? wilt thou bear me company ? Hodge . Will I bear thee company , Tom ? what tellest me of Italy ...
... Hodge , and thou art welcome to me , But in as ill a time thou comest as may be ; For I am travelling into Italy . What say'st thou , Hodge ? wilt thou bear me company ? Hodge . Will I bear thee company , Tom ? what tellest me of Italy ...
Page 180
... HODGE in their shirts , and without hats . Hodge . Call you this seeing of fashions ? marry , would I had staid at Putney still . O , Master Thomas , we are spoiled , we are gone . Crom . Content thee , man ; this is but fortune . Hodge ...
... HODGE in their shirts , and without hats . Hodge . Call you this seeing of fashions ? marry , would I had staid at Putney still . O , Master Thomas , we are spoiled , we are gone . Crom . Content thee , man ; this is but fortune . Hodge ...
Page 184
... Hodge ? Hodge . Will I ? O noble lord I do accord , In any thing I can : And do agree , To set thee free , Do Fortune what she can . Bed . Come then , let us change our apparel straight . Crom . Go , Hodge ; make haste , lest they ...
... Hodge ? Hodge . Will I ? O noble lord I do accord , In any thing I can : And do agree , To set thee free , Do Fortune what she can . Bed . Come then , let us change our apparel straight . Crom . Go , Hodge ; make haste , lest they ...
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