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... Randolph , ARISTIPPUS . All my skill shall beg but honest laughter . Whilst I sit meditating on that celestial har- mony I go to . HENRY VIII , iv , 2 . May bring his plain - song and have an hour of hearing . You hear her ? Or is this ...
... Randolph , ARISTIPPUS . All my skill shall beg but honest laughter . Whilst I sit meditating on that celestial har- mony I go to . HENRY VIII , iv , 2 . May bring his plain - song and have an hour of hearing . You hear her ? Or is this ...
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... . II HENRY IV , i , 2 . Caviare to the general . HAMLET , ii , 2 . Caviare . To feed on caviare and eat anchovies . Randolph , MUSE'S LOOKING - GLASS . 31 Caviare . Give us a taste of your quality . CHAPTER II DINNER MENUS.
... . II HENRY IV , i , 2 . Caviare to the general . HAMLET , ii , 2 . Caviare . To feed on caviare and eat anchovies . Randolph , MUSE'S LOOKING - GLASS . 31 Caviare . Give us a taste of your quality . CHAPTER II DINNER MENUS.
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... Edward Hide to T. RANDOLPH . To think that only toothsome which can bite . Some of us will smart for it . MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING , v , i . Very wisely threat before you sting . Horseradish . JULIUS 32 QUOTATIONS FOR OCCASIONS.
... Edward Hide to T. RANDOLPH . To think that only toothsome which can bite . Some of us will smart for it . MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING , v , i . Very wisely threat before you sting . Horseradish . JULIUS 32 QUOTATIONS FOR OCCASIONS.
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... Fletcher , PROL . TO Knight of the Burning Pestle . That I should live so long And ignorant of such wealth as this . Randolph , JEALOUS LOVERS . A morsel for a monarch . Entrées . ANTONY AND 42 QUOTATIONS FOR OCCASIONS.
... Fletcher , PROL . TO Knight of the Burning Pestle . That I should live so long And ignorant of such wealth as this . Randolph , JEALOUS LOVERS . A morsel for a monarch . Entrées . ANTONY AND 42 QUOTATIONS FOR OCCASIONS.
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... Randolph , MUSE'S LOOKING - GLASS . Good friends , sweet friends , let me not stir you up . I do not set my life at a pin's fee . JULIUS CÆSAR , iii , 2 . HAMLET , i , 4 . Th ' impending woe sat heavy on his breast . Pope , RAPE OF THE ...
... Randolph , MUSE'S LOOKING - GLASS . Good friends , sweet friends , let me not stir you up . I do not set my life at a pin's fee . JULIUS CÆSAR , iii , 2 . HAMLET , i , 4 . Th ' impending woe sat heavy on his breast . Pope , RAPE OF THE ...
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