Sir John Oldcastle by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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page 93 of 166 (56%)
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SIR JOHN.
Edge ye, good fellows; take a fresh gamester in. KING. Master Parson? We play nothing but gold. SIR JOHN. And, fellow, I tell thee that the priest hath gold. Gold? sblood, ye are but beggarly soldiers to me. I think I have more gold than all you three. HUNTINGTON. It may be so, but we believe it not. KING. Set, priest, set. I pass for all that gold. SIR JOHN. Ye pass, indeed. KING. Priest, hast thou any more? SIR JOHN. Zounds, what a question's that? I tell thee I have more than all you three. At these ten Angels! KING. |
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