The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 1Harrap, 1906 |
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... Ford , Page , Caius , and Evans . ] Ford . I cannot finde him : may be the knave bragg'd of that he could not compasse . 180 Mis . Page . [ Aside to Mrs. Ford ] Heard you that ? Mis . Ford . You use me well , M. Ford ? Do you ? Ford . I ...
... Ford , Page , Caius , and Evans . ] Ford . I cannot finde him : may be the knave bragg'd of that he could not compasse . 180 Mis . Page . [ Aside to Mrs. Ford ] Heard you that ? Mis . Ford . You use me well , M. Ford ? Do you ? Ford . I ...
Page 78
... Ford with two Servants . ] Mist . Ford . Go Sirs , take the basket againe on your shoulders : your Master is hard at doore : if hee bid you set it downe , obey him : quickly , dispatch . [ Exit . ] 1 Ser . Come , come , take it up . 2 ...
... Ford with two Servants . ] Mist . Ford . Go Sirs , take the basket againe on your shoulders : your Master is hard at doore : if hee bid you set it downe , obey him : quickly , dispatch . [ Exit . ] 1 Ser . Come , come , take it up . 2 ...
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... Ford . Are you not asham'd , let the cloths alone . Ford . I shall finde you anon . Eva . ' Tis unreasonable ; will you take up your wives cloathes ? Come , away . Ford . Empty the basket I say . M. Ford . Why man , why ? 130 Ford ...
... Ford . Are you not asham'd , let the cloths alone . Ford . I shall finde you anon . Eva . ' Tis unreasonable ; will you take up your wives cloathes ? Come , away . Ford . Empty the basket I say . M. Ford . Why man , why ? 130 Ford ...
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