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Young C. Yes , but I am , upon my honour and credit , uncle . Bar . Upon your
honour , sirrah ! And who told you you had any honour ? What has a shopkeeper
to do with honour ? I had no honour when I was a shopkeeper . I knew you were
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Young C. Yes , but I am , upon my honour and credit , uncle . Bar . Upon your
honour , sirrah ! And who told you you had any honour ? What has a shopkeeper
to do with honour ? I had no honour when I was a shopkeeper . I knew you were
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For my own part , I never had the knack of it ; but I have had the honour , signior ,
of fighting side by side with you against the Moors of Granada , here . Vir . And
bravely , too , good comrade . Kil . All's one , for that . Well , now I have the
honour ...
For my own part , I never had the knack of it ; but I have had the honour , signior ,
of fighting side by side with you against the Moors of Granada , here . Vir . And
bravely , too , good comrade . Kil . All's one , for that . Well , now I have the
honour ...
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Reflect on the honour of a Spaniard ! Death and my mustachios ! thou shalt not
live ! [ Draws his stiletto . Lope . [ Interposing , c . ] Nay , gentlemen ! Here's
goodly work ! Sweet signior of the mules ! you mistake him . Honour is a delicate
matter ...
Reflect on the honour of a Spaniard ! Death and my mustachios ! thou shalt not
live ! [ Draws his stiletto . Lope . [ Interposing , c . ] Nay , gentlemen ! Here's
goodly work ! Sweet signior of the mules ! you mistake him . Honour is a delicate
matter ...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, Volumen35 Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, John Cumberland |
| Editor | George Daniel |
| Colaborador | John Cumberland |
| Editor | J. Cumberland, 1875 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 2 Feb. 2006 |
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