Sir John Oldcastle by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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my lord.
SUMNER. May I send to him then? HARPOOLE. I'll tell thee that, when I know thy errand. SUMNER. I will not tell my errand to thee. HARPOOLE. Then keep it to thy self, and walk like a knave as thou camest. SUMNER. I tell thee, my lord keeps no knaves, sirra. HARPOOLE. Then thou servest him not, I believe: what lord is thy master? SUMNER My lord of Rochester. HARPOOLE. In good time! And what wouldst thou have with my lord Cobham? SUMNER. |
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