Eight Famous Elizabethan PlaysEsther Cloudman Dunn Modern Library, 1950 - 721 páginas The tragically history of Doctor Faustus, by C. Marlowe.--The shoemaker's holiday, by T. Dekker.--A woman killed with kindness, by T. Heywood.--Volpone; or, The fox, a comedy, by B. Jonson.--The maid's tragedy, by F. Beaumont and J. Fletcher.--The Duchess of Malfi, by J. Webster.--A new way to pay old debts, by P. Massinger.--'Tis pity she's a whore, by J. Ford. |
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... Hodge . ' Fore God , a proper man , and I warrant , a fine workman . Master , farewell ; dame , adieu ; if such a man as he cannot find work , Hodge is not for you . Eyre . Stay , my fine Hodge . Offers to go Firk . Faith , an your ...
... Hodge . ' Fore God , a proper man , and I warrant , a fine workman . Master , farewell ; dame , adieu ; if such a man as he cannot find work , Hodge is not for you . Eyre . Stay , my fine Hodge . Offers to go Firk . Faith , an your ...
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... Hodge . Thou shalt , Hans . Firk . Master ! Hodge . How now , boy ? Firk . Pray , now you are in the cutting vein , cut me out a pair of counterfeits , or else my work will not pass current ; hey , down a down ! Hodge . Tell me , sirs ...
... Hodge . Thou shalt , Hans . Firk . Master ! Hodge . How now , boy ? Firk . Pray , now you are in the cutting vein , cut me out a pair of counterfeits , or else my work will not pass current ; hey , down a down ! Hodge . Tell me , sirs ...
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... Hodge . My lord , we are at our wits ' end for room ; those hundred tables will not feast the fourth part of them . Eyre . Then cover me those hundred tables again , and again , till all my jolly prentices be feasted . Avoid , Hodge ...
... Hodge . My lord , we are at our wits ' end for room ; those hundred tables will not feast the fourth part of them . Eyre . Then cover me those hundred tables again , and again , till all my jolly prentices be feasted . Avoid , Hodge ...
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