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It is worthy of remark that Shakespeare's comedy at a later period , seems to have passed under the name of Monsieur Parolles , that appellation being assigned to it by King Charles I. in a manuscript note in a copy of the second folio ...
It is worthy of remark that Shakespeare's comedy at a later period , seems to have passed under the name of Monsieur Parolles , that appellation being assigned to it by King Charles I. in a manuscript note in a copy of the second folio ...
Pagina 76
Enter PAROLLES . Par . [ To Bertram . ] These things shall be done , sir . Laf . Pray you , sir , who's his tailor ? Par . Sir ? Laf . O ! I know him well . Ay , sir ; he , sir , ' s a good workman , a very good tailor . Ber .
Enter PAROLLES . Par . [ To Bertram . ] These things shall be done , sir . Laf . Pray you , sir , who's his tailor ? Par . Sir ? Laf . O ! I know him well . Ay , sir ; he , sir , ' s a good workman , a very good tailor . Ber .
Pagina 144
My name , my good lord , is Parolles . Laf . You beg more than one word then . Cox my passion ! give me your hand . How does your drum ? Par . O my good lord ! you were the first that found me . Laf . Was I , in sooth ? and I was the ...
My name , my good lord , is Parolles . Laf . You beg more than one word then . Cox my passion ! give me your hand . How does your drum ? Par . O my good lord ! you were the first that found me . Laf . Was I , in sooth ? and I was the ...
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