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If ' twill not serve , ' tis not so base as you , 60 For you serve knaves . [ goes I Varro's Servant . How ? what does his cashiered worship mutter ? 2 Varro's Servant . No matter what ; he's poor , and that's revenge enough .
If ' twill not serve , ' tis not so base as you , 60 For you serve knaves . [ goes I Varro's Servant . How ? what does his cashiered worship mutter ? 2 Varro's Servant . No matter what ; he's poor , and that's revenge enough .
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Has caught me in his eye ; I will present my honest grief unto him , And as my lord still serve him with my life . My dearest master ! Timon . Away ! what art thou ? Flavius . Have you forgot me , sir ? Timon . Why dost ask that ?
Has caught me in his eye ; I will present my honest grief unto him , And as my lord still serve him with my life . My dearest master ! Timon . Away ! what art thou ? Flavius . Have you forgot me , sir ? Timon . Why dost ask that ?
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22 SERVE , ( i ) be sufficient , ' do ' ; 1. 1. 260 ; 3. 4. 58 , ( with a quibble ) 59 ; ( ii ) provide , perform ; 1. 2. 240 ; ( iii ) ' serve in ' , bring in as a servant ; 4. 3. 481 ; ( iv ) ( see note ) ; 5.
22 SERVE , ( i ) be sufficient , ' do ' ; 1. 1. 260 ; 3. 4. 58 , ( with a quibble ) 59 ; ( ii ) provide , perform ; 1. 2. 240 ; ( iii ) ' serve in ' , bring in as a servant ; 4. 3. 481 ; ( iv ) ( see note ) ; 5.
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Contents
A MASQUE AT A BANQUET v 32 FRONTISPIECE | vii |
THE STAGEHISTORY | xliii |
TO THE READER | lv |
Copyright | |
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