A Yorkshire Tragedy by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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OLIVER. Is't possible? SAM. Nay, I'll tell you moreover, he calls his wife whore as familiarly as one would call Mal and Dol, and his children bastards as naturally as can be.--But what have we here? I thought twas somewhat puld down my breeches: I quite forgot my two potingsticks. These came from London; now any thing is good here that comes from London. OLIVER. Aye, far fetcht you know. SAM. But speak in your conscience, yfaith, have not we as good Potingsticks ith Country as need to be put ith fire. The mind of a thing's all, and as thou saidst e'en now, far fetcht is the best things for Ladies. OLIVER. Aye, and for waiting gentle women too. SAM. But, Ralph, what, is our beer sower this thunder? OLIVER. No, no, it holds countenance yet. |
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