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ITHAMORE , Barabas ' slave . BARNARDINE , Friars . PILIA - BORSA , a Bully . Two Merchants . Three Jews . Bassoes , Knights , Officers , Reader , Messengers , Slaves , and Carpenters . KATHARINE , mother of DON MATTHIAS .
ITHAMORE , Barabas ' slave . BARNARDINE , Friars . PILIA - BORSA , a Bully . Two Merchants . Three Jews . Bassoes , Knights , Officers , Reader , Messengers , Slaves , and Carpenters . KATHARINE , mother of DON MATTHIAS .
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... ITHAMORE and other slaves . I Off . This is the market - place , here let ' em stand : Fear not their sale , for they'll be quickly bought . " And now instead of bullets wrapt in fire . " 2 Scene : the market - place .
... ITHAMORE and other slaves . I Off . This is the market - place , here let ' em stand : Fear not their sale , for they'll be quickly bought . " And now instead of bullets wrapt in fire . " 2 Scene : the market - place .
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Faith , sir , my birth is but mean : my name's Ithamore , my profession what you please . Bar . Hast thou no trade ? then listen to my words , 170 And I will teach [ thee ] that shall stick by thee : First be thou void of these ...
Faith , sir , my birth is but mean : my name's Ithamore , my profession what you please . Bar . Hast thou no trade ? then listen to my words , 170 And I will teach [ thee ] that shall stick by thee : First be thou void of these ...
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Now tell me , Ithamore , how lik'st thou this ? Itha . Faith , master , I think by this You purchase both their lives ; is it not so ? And tell him that it comes from Lodowick . Itha . ' Tis poisoned , is it not ? Bar .
Now tell me , Ithamore , how lik'st thou this ? Itha . Faith , master , I think by this You purchase both their lives ; is it not so ? And tell him that it comes from Lodowick . Itha . ' Tis poisoned , is it not ? Bar .
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Enter ITHAMORE . Pilia . Look not towards him , let's away : zoon's , what a looking thou keep'st ; thou'lt betray ' s anon . [ Exeunt Courtesan and PILIA - Borza . Itha . O the sweetest face that ever I beheld !
Enter ITHAMORE . Pilia . Look not towards him , let's away : zoon's , what a looking thou keep'st ; thou'lt betray ' s anon . [ Exeunt Courtesan and PILIA - Borza . Itha . O the sweetest face that ever I beheld !
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| Titel | The Works of Christopher Marlowe, Band 2 The English dramatists The Works of Christopher Marlowe, Christopher Marlowe |
| Autor/in | Christopher Marlowe |
| Herausgeber | Arthur Henry Bullen |
| Verlag | Houghton, Mifflin, 1885 |
| Original von | Harvard University |
| Digitalisiert | 31. Aug. 2007 |
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