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... hath relieved the Memory of St John Oldcastle , and of late is substi- tuted Buffoone in his place , but it matters as little what petulant Poets , as what malicious Papists have written against him . ” An attempt has been made to ...
... hath relieved the Memory of St John Oldcastle , and of late is substi- tuted Buffoone in his place , but it matters as little what petulant Poets , as what malicious Papists have written against him . ” An attempt has been made to ...
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... hath been over bold with his memory , making him a Thrasonical Puff , and emblem of Mock - valour . Το " True it is Sir John Oldcastle did first bear the brunt of the one , being made the make - sport in all plays for a coward . . . Now ...
... hath been over bold with his memory , making him a Thrasonical Puff , and emblem of Mock - valour . Το " True it is Sir John Oldcastle did first bear the brunt of the one , being made the make - sport in all plays for a coward . . . Now ...
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... hath robd a poore Carrier . Hen . V. Sownes , the vilaine that was wont to spie Out our booties . Iock . I my Lord , euen the very same . Hen . V. Now base minded rascal to rob a poore carrier , Wel it skils not , ile saue the base ...
... hath robd a poore Carrier . Hen . V. Sownes , the vilaine that was wont to spie Out our booties . Iock . I my Lord , euen the very same . Hen . V. Now base minded rascal to rob a poore carrier , Wel it skils not , ile saue the base ...
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... hath he done ? Iudge . And it please your Maiestie , he hath robbed a poore Carrier . Der . Heare you sir , marry it was one Dericke , Goodman Hoblings man of Kent . Hen . V. What wast you butten - breech ? Of my word my Lord , he did ...
... hath he done ? Iudge . And it please your Maiestie , he hath robbed a poore Carrier . Der . Heare you sir , marry it was one Dericke , Goodman Hoblings man of Kent . Hen . V. What wast you butten - breech ? Of my word my Lord , he did ...
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... hath said truth , therfore in striking me in this place , you greatly abuse me , and not me onely , but also your father : whose liuely person here in this place I doo represent . And therefore to teach you what prerogatiues meane , I ...
... hath said truth , therfore in striking me in this place , you greatly abuse me , and not me onely , but also your father : whose liuely person here in this place I doo represent . And therefore to teach you what prerogatiues meane , I ...
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