Sir John Oldcastle by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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page 70 of 166 (42%)
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Unto this writing which you gave to me.
CAMBRIDGE. With all our hearts. Who hath any pen and ink? SCROOP. My pocket should have one: yea, here it is. CAMBRIDGE. Give it me, lord Scroop.--There is my name. SCROOP. And there is my name. GRAY. And mine. COBHAM. Sir, let me crave, That you would likewise write your name with theirs, For confirmation of your master's word, The king of France. CHARTRES. That will I, noble Lord. COBHAM. So now this action is well knit together, And I am for you. Where's our meeting, lords? |
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