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Third Serv . How , sir ! do you meddle with my variously altered ; Pope reading '
take me for the man I am , ' and Cor . A gentleman . Cor . Ay ; ' tis an honester
service than to meddle Third Serv . A marvellous poor one . with thy mistress .
Cor .
Third Serv . How , sir ! do you meddle with my variously altered ; Pope reading '
take me for the man I am , ' and Cor . A gentleman . Cor . Ay ; ' tis an honester
service than to meddle Third Serv . A marvellous poor one . with thy mistress .
Cor .
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And take our friendly senators by the hands ; Who now are here , taking their
leaves of me , Re - enter third Servant . Who am prepar'd against your territories ,
Though not for Rome itself . Third Serv . Oh , slaves , I can tell you news , – Cor .
And take our friendly senators by the hands ; Who now are here , taking their
leaves of me , Re - enter third Servant . Who am prepar'd against your territories ,
Though not for Rome itself . Third Serv . Oh , slaves , I can tell you news , – Cor .
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Third Lord . Doubt not that , if money and the season can yield it . First Lord . How
do you ? What's the news ? Third Lord . Alcibiades is banished ; 65 hear you of it
. First and Sec . Lord . Alcibiades banished ! Third Lord . ' Tis so , be sure of it .
Third Lord . Doubt not that , if money and the season can yield it . First Lord . How
do you ? What's the news ? Third Lord . Alcibiades is banished ; 65 hear you of it
. First and Sec . Lord . Alcibiades banished ! Third Lord . ' Tis so , be sure of it .
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