Tom Nash His Ghost: to the Three Scurvy Fellowes of the Upstart Family of the Snufflers, Rufflers and Shufflers: Namely the Anabaptist, the Libertine, and the Brownist1871 - 15 страници |
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... walk over Moorfields , ' twice a week , in a foul shirt , and a pair of boots , but no stockings . 2. It is also ... walks . In 1732 , or between that and 1740 its level was perfected , and the walks planted with elms , and was a similar ...
... walk over Moorfields , ' twice a week , in a foul shirt , and a pair of boots , but no stockings . 2. It is also ... walks . In 1732 , or between that and 1740 its level was perfected , and the walks planted with elms , and was a similar ...
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... walks , as they cannot step one foot from a fool ; some so consumed in mind , as they shall keep never a good thought to bless themselves , some so disguised in purse , as they count it fatal to have one penny , to buy their dinners on ...
... walks , as they cannot step one foot from a fool ; some so consumed in mind , as they shall keep never a good thought to bless themselves , some so disguised in purse , as they count it fatal to have one penny , to buy their dinners on ...
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... walk about the world , in these our latter days , and sell their neighbour for commodity to any man ; but the usurers shall be otherwise disposed , for , having monthly taken but a penny in the shilling , ever since they first began ...
... walk about the world , in these our latter days , and sell their neighbour for commodity to any man ; but the usurers shall be otherwise disposed , for , having monthly taken but a penny in the shilling , ever since they first began ...
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... walk to get them a stomach to their meat , whilst others are as careful ' POT - GUN - i.e . , pop - gun . " PAINTER'S WORK . - That on sign boards . " DAGGER IN CHEAP . - A celebrated Pie - House in Cheapside . ! to get meat to put into ...
... walk to get them a stomach to their meat , whilst others are as careful ' POT - GUN - i.e . , pop - gun . " PAINTER'S WORK . - That on sign boards . " DAGGER IN CHEAP . - A celebrated Pie - House in Cheapside . ! to get meat to put into ...
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... walk up to the knees in snow , as to tread upon Turkey carpets : and therefore my journey to see London once more ere I die , is as merry to me , Earth lies in , all as if I were a woman and went a gossipping ; for the earth shows now ...
... walk up to the knees in snow , as to tread upon Turkey carpets : and therefore my journey to see London once more ere I die , is as merry to me , Earth lies in , all as if I were a woman and went a gossipping ; for the earth shows now ...
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amongst Band Benjamin Jonson better blessed Bottles BROWNIST Burntisland called Castle Church Citiz Citt Cockburnspath Cuff Dagger dare Daventry dear child debtors dere childe devil doth adventure drink Earl of Mar entertainment fair fear friends Gent gentleman give Gods word hanged hath hear heart honest honour hope horse HORSE-LEECHES John JOHN TAYLOR Kilcal King kingdom knaves lawful leave leue childe live lodged London Lord Master Doctor miles ne'er never night noble Odcombe offence poor pray Rapier Ruff schalle Scotland shalt shame Sir Robert Anstruther snow speak stay sure Sword Taylor tell thanks thee there's things Thomas Nash thou town true unto wele whilst wife wine withal words worthy þat þei þin þinge þou
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Страница 11 - You shall receive, my dear wife, my last words, in these my last lines. My love I send you, that you may keep when I am dead ; and my counsel, that you may remember it when I am no more. I would not, with my will, present you sorrows, dear Bess ; let them go to the grave with me, and be buried in the dust : and seeing that it is not the will of God that I...
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