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john4525 · Wysłany: Pon 20:01, 14 Mar 2011 Temat postu: HOSTLER. OTom is gone from hence

John; how does Tom; where's he?
HOSTLER. OTom is gone from hence; he's at the three horse-loves at
Stony-stratford. How does old Dick Dunne?
CLUB. God's hatold Dunne has been moyerd in a slough in Brickhill-
lanea plague found it; yonder is such abomination weather as never was
seen.
HOSTLER. God's hatthiefhave one half peck of peas and oats more
for that: as I am John Ostlerhe has been ever as good a jade as ever
John Oldcastle
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travelled.
CLUB. Faithwell saidold Jack; thou art the old lad still.
HOSTLER. ComeGaffer Clubunloadunloadand get to supperand
I'll rub dun the while. Come.
[Exeunt.]
John Oldcastle
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John Oldcastle
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SCENE IV. The same. A room in the carrier's inn.
[Enter the hostsir John Old-castleand Harpoole.]
HOST. Siryou are welcome to this houseto such as here is with all
my heartbutby the massI fear your lodging will be the worst. I have
but two bedsand they are both in a chamberand the carrier and his
daughter lies in the oneand you and your wife must lie in the other.
COBHAM. In faithsirfor my self I do not greatly pass. My wife is
wearyand would be at restFor we have travelled very far today; We must
be content with such as you yilai:
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