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... pray , speake you to him . Hen . V. Why how now you rascals , why speak you not ? One . Forsooth we be . Pray speake you to him . Hen . V. Sowns , vilains speak , or ile cut off your heads . Other . Forsooth he can tel the tale better ...
... pray , speake you to him . Hen . V. Why how now you rascals , why speak you not ? One . Forsooth we be . Pray speake you to him . Hen . V. Sowns , vilains speak , or ile cut off your heads . Other . Forsooth he can tel the tale better ...
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William Shakespeare William James Craig. Ned . I pray you my Lord forgiue them this once . Well stand vp and get you gone , And looke that you speake not a word of it , For if there be , sownes ile hang you and all your kin . Hen . V ...
William Shakespeare William James Craig. Ned . I pray you my Lord forgiue them this once . Well stand vp and get you gone , And looke that you speake not a word of it , For if there be , sownes ile hang you and all your kin . Hen . V ...
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... pray you , is it your mans quality to rob folkes in iest ? In faith he shall be hangd in iest . Hen . V. Well my Lord , what meane you to do with my man ? Iudge . And please your grace the law must passe on him , According to iustice ...
... pray you , is it your mans quality to rob folkes in iest ? In faith he shall be hangd in iest . Hen . V. Well my Lord , what meane you to do with my man ? Iudge . And please your grace the law must passe on him , According to iustice ...
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... pray you my Lord , who am I ? Hen . V. You , who knowes not you ? Why man , you are Lord chiefe Iustice of England . Iudge . Your Grace hath said truth , therfore in striking me in this place , you greatly abuse me , and not me onely ...
... pray you my Lord , who am I ? Hen . V. You , who knowes not you ? Why man , you are Lord chiefe Iustice of England . Iudge . Your Grace hath said truth , therfore in striking me in this place , you greatly abuse me , and not me onely ...
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... pray you , who am I ? Der . Who art thou , Sownds , doost not know thy selfe ? Iohn . No. Der . Now away simple fellow , Why man , thou art Iohn the Cobler . Iohn . No , I am my Lord chiefe Iustice of England . Der . Oh Iohn , Masse ...
... pray you , who am I ? Der . Who art thou , Sownds , doost not know thy selfe ? Iohn . No. Der . Now away simple fellow , Why man , thou art Iohn the Cobler . Iohn . No , I am my Lord chiefe Iustice of England . Der . Oh Iohn , Masse ...
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