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...follow now as t'other fool did, What should I fear, having all joys about me ? Do you but smile, 1 shall behold my own deformity, And dress myself up fairer ; I know this shape jBecomes me not;—and so as it follows;—but is not this the more foolish way ? Come, sweet rogue;...

...Meet and retire, retire and meet again; Look you but cheerfully, and in your eyes I shall behold mine own deformity, And dress myself up fairer : I know this shape Becomes me not, but in those bright mirrors I shall array me handsomely. LOL. Cuckoo, cuckoo ! [Exit above. [Cries...

...lip, 240 Meet and retire, retire and meet again ; Look you but cheerfully, and in your eyes I shall behold my own deformity,'' And dress myself up fairer...foolish way? Come, sweet rogue; kiss me, my little Lacedaemonian ; let me feel how thy pulses beat ; thou hast a thing about thee would do a man pleasure,...

...Meet and retire, retire and meet again ; Look you but cheerfully, and in your eyes I shall behold mine own deformity, And dress myself up fairer : I know this shape Becomes me not, but in those bright mirrors I shall array me handsomely. heard within, like those of Lol. Cuckoo, cuckoo...

...Meet and retire, retire and meet again ; Look you but cheerfully, and in your eyes I shall behold mine own deformity, And dress myself up fairer : I know this shape Becomes me not, but in those bright mirrors I shall array me handsomely. [ Cries of madmen are heard within, like those...

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...lip, Meet and retire, retire and meet again; 225 Look you but cheerfully, and in your eyes I shall behold my own deformity And dress myself up fairer....it follows. But is not this the more foolish way? 230 Come, sweet rogue, kiss me, my little Lacedaemonian; let me feel how thy pulses beat. Thou hast...