Reading The Merrie Wiues of Windsor — William Shakespeare

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I had rather walke here (I thanke you) I bruiz'd

shin th' other day, with playing at Sword and

Dag

ger with a Master of Fence (three veneys

for a dish of

stew'd Prunes) and by my troth,

I cannot abide the smell

of hot meate since. Why doe your

dogs barke so? be

there Beares ith' Towne?

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