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... Than to be tired out with orisons : And better would she far become a bed , Embraced in a friendly lover's arms , Than rise at midnight to a solemn mass . Enter LODOWICK . Lod . Why , how now , Don Mathias ! in a dump ? Math .
... Than to be tired out with orisons : And better would she far become a bed , Embraced in a friendly lover's arms , Than rise at midnight to a solemn mass . Enter LODOWICK . Lod . Why , how now , Don Mathias ! in a dump ? Math .
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Being young , I studied physic , and began To practise first upon the Italian ; There I enriched the priests with burials , And always kept the sextons ' arms in ure 2 With digging graves and ringing dead men's knells : And after that ...
Being young , I studied physic , and began To practise first upon the Italian ; There I enriched the priests with burials , And always kept the sextons ' arms in ure 2 With digging graves and ringing dead men's knells : And after that ...
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10 These arms of mine shall be thy sepulchre.5 Mother . Who is this ? my son Mathias slain ! Gov. O Lodowick ! had'st thou perished by the Turk , Wretched Ferneze might have ' venged thy death . ----- " Enter Lodow , reading . " Math .
10 These arms of mine shall be thy sepulchre.5 Mother . Who is this ? my son Mathias slain ! Gov. O Lodowick ! had'st thou perished by the Turk , Wretched Ferneze might have ' venged thy death . ----- " Enter Lodow , reading . " Math .
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Farewell : And now , ye men of Malta , look about , And let's provide to welcome Calymath : Close your portcullis , charge your basilisks , And as you profitably take up arms , So now courageously encounter them ; For by this answer ...
Farewell : And now , ye men of Malta , look about , And let's provide to welcome Calymath : Close your portcullis , charge your basilisks , And as you profitably take up arms , So now courageously encounter them ; For by this answer ...
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Knavely spoke , and like a knight at arms . Itha . Hey , Rivo 2 Castiliano ! a man's a man . Bell . Now to the Jew . Itha . Ha ! to the Jew , and send me money he were 10 best . Pilia . What would'st thou do if he should send thee none ...
Knavely spoke , and like a knight at arms . Itha . Hey , Rivo 2 Castiliano ! a man's a man . Bell . Now to the Jew . Itha . Ha ! to the Jew , and send me money he were 10 best . Pilia . What would'st thou do if he should send thee none ...
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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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