Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 159
Gregory, we do well to live in thesedays of good Queen Bess, when there s plentyto eat and drink. I warrant thee those knav-ish knights we hear of oft went hungry. GREGORY — The more fools they. I care not forglory. As the merry play-actor saith, I am 146 A SIXTEENTH CENTURY CHRISTMAS. [Dec. one… … shalt see anon how pat I 11 do t; the mastersaith, Christmas or no Christmas, I shall pre-sent Launce and his dog. HUGO — The feasters soon shall come, I trow. T iseight o the clock. How now, Fool ? Why artthou drowsy? Whence these doleful dumps?Awake and give us a taste of thy drollery. Jester —…
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