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How now , sirrah , where's thy master ? WAG . God in heaven knows . Sec . Schol
. Why , dost not thou know ? WAG . Yes , I know ; but that follows not . FIRST
Schol . Go to , sirrah ! leave your jesting , and tell us where he is . Wag . That
follows ...
How now , sirrah , where's thy master ? WAG . God in heaven knows . Sec . Schol
. Why , dost not thou know ? WAG . Yes , I know ; but that follows not . FIRST
Schol . Go to , sirrah ! leave your jesting , and tell us where he is . Wag . That
follows ...
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Thus having triumphed over you , I will set my countenance like a precisian , and
begin to speak thus : —Truly , my dear brethren , my master is within at dinner ,
with Valdes and Cornelius , as this wine , if it could speak , would * inform your ...
Thus having triumphed over you , I will set my countenance like a precisian , and
begin to speak thus : —Truly , my dear brethren , my master is within at dinner ,
with Valdes and Cornelius , as this wine , if it could speak , would * inform your ...
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Go , and return to mighty Lucifer , And meet me in my study at midnight , And then
resolvet me of thy master's mind . Meph . I will , Faustus . [ Exit . Faust . Had I as
many souls as there be stars , I'd give them all for Mephistophilis . By him I'll be ...
Go , and return to mighty Lucifer , And meet me in my study at midnight , And then
resolvet me of thy master's mind . Meph . I will , Faustus . [ Exit . Faust . Had I as
many souls as there be stars , I'd give them all for Mephistophilis . By him I'll be ...
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Villain , call me Master Wagner , and let thy left eye be diametarily fixed upon my
right heel , with quasi vestigias nostras insistere . [ Erit . Clown . God forgive me ,
he speaks Dutch fustian . Well , I'll follow him ; I'll serve him , that's flat . [ Exit .
Villain , call me Master Wagner , and let thy left eye be diametarily fixed upon my
right heel , with quasi vestigias nostras insistere . [ Erit . Clown . God forgive me ,
he speaks Dutch fustian . Well , I'll follow him ; I'll serve him , that's flat . [ Exit .
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Yes , my master and mistress shall find that I can read , he for his forehead , she
for her private study ; she's born to bear with me , or else my art fails . Enter Robin
, & c . ] Scene , near an inn . RALPH . Why , Robin , what book is that DOCTOR ...
Yes , my master and mistress shall find that I can read , he for his forehead , she
for her private study ; she's born to bear with me , or else my art fails . Enter Robin
, & c . ] Scene , near an inn . RALPH . Why , Robin , what book is that DOCTOR ...
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Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | The Works of Christopher Marlowe, Band 2 The Works of Christopher Marlowe, Christopher Marlowe |
| Autor/in | Christopher Marlowe |
| Herausgeber | Alexander Dyce |
| Verlag | Routledge, Warne, and Routledge, 1850 |
| Original von | University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitalisiert | 16. Nov. 2012 |
| Länge | 407 Seiten |
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