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... MAYOR and the EARL OF LINCOLN ) Lincoln . My lord mayor , you have sundry times Feasted myself and many courtiers more : Seldom or never can we be so kind To make requital of your courtesy . But leaving this , I hear my cousin Lacy Is ...
... MAYOR and the EARL OF LINCOLN ) Lincoln . My lord mayor , you have sundry times Feasted myself and many courtiers more : Seldom or never can we be so kind To make requital of your courtesy . But leaving this , I hear my cousin Lacy Is ...
Page 184
... mayor . Thanks , my good lord L. Mayor . At the Guildhall we will ( Exit ) expect your coming . Lincoln . To approve your loves to me ? No subtilty ! Nephew , that twenty pound he doth be- stow For joy to rid you from his daughter Rose ...
... mayor . Thanks , my good lord L. Mayor . At the Guildhall we will ( Exit ) expect your coming . Lincoln . To approve your loves to me ? No subtilty ! Nephew , that twenty pound he doth be- stow For joy to rid you from his daughter Rose ...
Page 185
... mayor ; I cannot change a man . Hodge . Why , then you were as good be a corporal as a colonel , if you cannot 4 Eyre . Peace , Firk ; peace , my fine Firk ! Stand by with your pishery- pashery , away ! I am a man of the best presence ...
... mayor ; I cannot change a man . Hodge . Why , then you were as good be a corporal as a colonel , if you cannot 4 Eyre . Peace , Firk ; peace , my fine Firk ! Stand by with your pishery- pashery , away ! I am a man of the best presence ...
Page 186
... mayor and the alder- men , pretty fingers must spin , must card , must work ; work , you bombast - cotton - candle- quean ; work for your living , with a pox to you . - Hold thee , Ralph , here's five six- pences for thee ; fight for ...
... mayor and the alder- men , pretty fingers must spin , must card , must work ; work , you bombast - cotton - candle- quean ; work for your living , with a pox to you . - Hold thee , Ralph , here's five six- pences for thee ; fight for ...
Page 187
... mayor , your father , and master Philpot , your mo . ( Sound drum . Enter the LORD MAYOR , the EARL OF LINCOLN , LACY , ASKEW , DODGER , and Soldiers . They pass over the stage ; RALPH falls in amongst them ; FIRK and the rest cry ...
... mayor , your father , and master Philpot , your mo . ( Sound drum . Enter the LORD MAYOR , the EARL OF LINCOLN , LACY , ASKEW , DODGER , and Soldiers . They pass over the stage ; RALPH falls in amongst them ; FIRK and the rest cry ...
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