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... answer will not serve . Flav . If ' twill not serve , ' tis not so base as you ; For you serve knaves . First Var . Serv . How ! what does his cashiered wor- ship mutter ? Second Var . Serv . No matter what ; he's poor , and that's ...
... answer will not serve . Flav . If ' twill not serve , ' tis not so base as you ; For you serve knaves . First Var . Serv . How ! what does his cashiered wor- ship mutter ? Second Var . Serv . No matter what ; he's poor , and that's ...
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... answer ] here " an " is Rowe's insertion , and its omission before 66 answer " is so very likely that one need not hesitate . 90 81. The place . . feasted ] Timon speaks of the place as though it were a sentient being which had enjoyed ...
... answer ] here " an " is Rowe's insertion , and its omission before 66 answer " is so very likely that one need not hesitate . 90 81. The place . . feasted ] Timon speaks of the place as though it were a sentient being which had enjoyed ...
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... Answer mere nature ] cope with nature in all its stark rigour ; cp . Lear , III . iv . 106 , " Why , thou were better in thy grave than to answer with thy uncovered body this extremity of the skies . " Hudson explains , " Have no more ...
... Answer mere nature ] cope with nature in all its stark rigour ; cp . Lear , III . iv . 106 , " Why , thou were better in thy grave than to answer with thy uncovered body this extremity of the skies . " Hudson explains , " Have no more ...
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