Locrine/Mucedorus by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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page 34 of 205 (16%)
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These outcries raised in our stately court?
STRUMBO. Wild fire and pitch, wild fire and pitch. THRASIMACHUS. Villains, I say, tell us the cause hereof? STRUMBO. Wild fire and pitch, &c. THRASIMACHUS. Tell me, you villains, why you make this noise, Or with my lance I will prick your bowels out. ALBA. Where are your houses, where's your dwelling place? STRUMBO. Place? Ha, ha, ha! laugh a month and a day at him. Place! I cry God mercy: why, do you think that such poor honest men as we be, hold our habitacles in kings' palaces? Ha, ha, ha! But because you seem to be an abominable chieftain, I will tell you our state. From the top to the toe, From the head to the shoe; From the beginning to the ending, From the building to the burning. |
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