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Thomas Middleton: The Collected Works
10 15 20 But for the honest watermen; I am bound to them; They are the most
requiteful'st people living, For as they get their means by gentlemen, 5 They are
still the forwardest to help gentlemen. You heard how one 'scaped out of the ...
Thomas Middleton, Gary Taylor, John Lavagnino,
2010
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Trick to catch the old one. The family of love. Your five ...
A pretty requiteful squall! I like that woman that can remember a good turn three
months after the date; it shews both a good memory and a very feeling spirit.
JACK. This came fortunately, sir, after all your ill luck last night. TAI. I'd beastly
casting ...
Thomas Middleton, William Rowley, Alexander Dyce,
1840
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A Chaste Maid in Cheapside
3 most requiteful'st most willing to return favours 6 Blackfriars theatre,the second
known 'private' theatre, indoors and lit by candles; usedby boys' companies 1600
–08andbythe King's Men 1608–42. 9 sword dance Among thedifferent kinds of ...
Thomas Middleton, Alan Brissenden,
2014
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Specimens of English dramatic poets: who lived about the ...
who lived about the time of Shakspeare. With notes Charles Lamb. Rescue from
Bailiffs by the Watermen. I had been taken by eight Serjeants, But for the honest
Watermen, I am bound to 'em. They are the most requiteful'st people living ; For, ...
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The Works of Thomas Middleton,
I've often tender'd you my love and service, And that in no mean fashion ; Yet
were you never* that requiteful mistress That grac'd me with one favour ; 'Slight,
not so much as such a pretty ring ; Paxh on't, 't'as almost broke my heart. [Takes
off ...
Thomas Middleton, William Rowley, Thomas Dekker,
1840
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Five Plays (The Revenger's Tragedy and Other Plays)
I had been taken, brother, by eight sergeants, But for the honest watermen; I am
bound to them, They are the most requiteful'st people living, For as they get their
means by gentlemen, They are still the forwardest to help gentlemen. You heard
...
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The Every-day Book and Table Book, Or Everlasting Calendar ...
They are the most requiteful'st people living j For, as they get their means by
Gentlemen, They're still the forward's! to help Gentlemen. You h«ard how one '
scaped out of the Blackfriars t But a while sinoe from two or three vnrlets, Came
into ...
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The Works of Thomas Middleton, Now First Collected: Trick to ...
I've often tender'd you my love and service, And that in no mean fashion ; Yet
were you never* that requiteful mistress That grac'd me with one favour ; 'Slight,
not so much as such a pretty ring ; Paxh on't, 't'as almost broke my heart. [ Takes
off ...
Thomas Middleton, William Rowley, Thomas Dekker,
1840
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The Works: In Five Volumes
I've often tender'd you my love and service, And that in no mean fashion ; Yet
were you never! that requiteful mistress That grac'd me with one favour ; 'Slight,
not so much as such a pretty ring ; Paxh on't, 't'as almost broke my heart. [Takes
Qfi' ...
Thomas Middleton, Alexander Dyce,
1840
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Specimens of English Dramatic Poets who Lived about the Time ...
They are the most requiteful'st people living ; For. as they get their means by
gentlemen, They 're still the forward'st to help gentlemen. 30 You heard how one '
scaped out of the Blackfriars t But a while since from two or three varlets, Came
into ...
Charles Lamb, Sir Israel Gollancz,
1893