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The Fairy Mythology Illustrative of the Romance and...

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Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition Keightley, Thomas
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Jo. A rare device; a masque to entertain His Grace of Fairy with.
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The. A masque! What is't?
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Jo. An anti-masque of fleas, which I have taught To dance corrantos on a spider's thread.
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And then a jig of pismires Is excellent.
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EnterDorylas. He salutesMopsus, and then
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Dor. Like health unto the president of the jigs. I hope King Oberon and his joyall Mab Are well.
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Jo. They are. I never saw their Graces Eat such a meal before.
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Dor. E'en much good do't them!
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Jo. They're rid a hunting.
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Dor. Hare or deer, my lord?
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Jo. Neither. A brace of snails of the first head.

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The Fairy Mythology Illustrative of the Romance and Superstition of Various Countries, Project Gutenberg eBook #41006

The Fary Labour. SCOTTISH LOWLANDS.