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Representative English Comedies, v. 1. From the beginnings to Shakespeare

Note 1691 — PLEASANT HISTORY OF the two angry women of Abington.

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Qtos., 'you,'—which, perhaps, is the right reading, some word having dropt out after it. Qy. thus;—

"Mis. Bar. Mistresse flurt, you mean, Foule strumpet, light a loue, short heeles! Mistresse Goursey Call her," etc. Dyce. H. and E., 'yea.'

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