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... Psyllus . [ Psyllus and Granichus approach the tub . Manes stands aside . ] Psyllus . All hail , Diogenes , to your proper person . [ Diogenes holds up his light . ] Diogenes . All hate to thy peevish conditions . Granichus . O dog !
... Psyllus . [ Psyllus and Granichus approach the tub . Manes stands aside . ] Psyllus . All hail , Diogenes , to your proper person . [ Diogenes holds up his light . ] Diogenes . All hate to thy peevish conditions . Granichus . O dog !
Page 88
... Psyllus . Then I hope thou art very hungry . Manes . They that know thee know that . Psyllus . But dost thou not remember that we have certain liquor to confer withal ? 15 Manes . Ay , but I have business . I must go cry a thing ...
... Psyllus . Then I hope thou art very hungry . Manes . They that know thee know that . Psyllus . But dost thou not remember that we have certain liquor to confer withal ? 15 Manes . Ay , but I have business . I must go cry a thing ...
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... Psyllus . It is a jest . Manes . Is it a jest to fly ? Shouldst thou fly so soon , thou shouldst repent it in earnest . 55 Psyllus . Well , I will be the cryer . Manes and Psyllus ( one after another ) . Oyez , oyez , oyez . All manner ...
... Psyllus . It is a jest . Manes . Is it a jest to fly ? Shouldst thou fly so soon , thou shouldst repent it in earnest . 55 Psyllus . Well , I will be the cryer . Manes and Psyllus ( one after another ) . Oyez , oyez , oyez . All manner ...
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