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... Callipho . I have found those I seek not . 45 Molus . I hope you have found those which are honest . Callipho . It may be , but I seek no such . Molus . Criticus , you shall see me by learning to prove Callipho to be the devil ...
... Callipho . I have found those I seek not . 45 Molus . I hope you have found those which are honest . Callipho . It may be , but I seek no such . Molus . Criticus , you shall see me by learning to prove Callipho to be the devil ...
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... Callipho , and I will give thee a good colaphum . Callipho . I will prove it , or else . Criticus . Or else what ? Callipho . Or else I will not prove it . Thou art a smith , there- fore thou art a smith . The conclusion , you say ...
... Callipho , and I will give thee a good colaphum . Callipho . I will prove it , or else . Criticus . Or else what ? Callipho . Or else I will not prove it . Thou art a smith , there- fore thou art a smith . The conclusion , you say ...
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... Callipho . Criticus . What news ? [ Enter ] CALLIPHO . Callipho . Since my being here , I have sweat like a dog to prove my master a devil ; he brought such reasons to refel me as , I promise you , I shall like the better of his wit as ...
... Callipho . Criticus . What news ? [ Enter ] CALLIPHO . Callipho . Since my being here , I have sweat like a dog to prove my master a devil ; he brought such reasons to refel me as , I promise you , I shall like the better of his wit as ...
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