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Richard II.
Three servingmen to
Aufidius discuss the
arrival of
their master's
former arch-enemy as a
guest in Coriol****. Four
servingmen (two of them called...
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Parliamentarian leader John Hampden, Your
troopers are most of them old deca****
servingmen and tapsters; and
their [the Royalists']
troopers are gentlemen's sons...
- a
prank on Sly
Bartholomew – Lord's page boy Lord's
Huntsman Players Servingmen Messenger Prior to the
first act, an
induction frames the play as a "kind...
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Aufidius –
general of the
Volscian army Aufidius'
Lieutenant Aufidius'
Servingmen Conspirators with
Aufidius Adrian –
Volscian spy
Nicanor –
Roman traitor...
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disparagingly to John Hampden, "Your
troopers are most of them old deca****
servingmen and tapsters; and
their [the Royalists]
troopers are gentlemen's sons...
- had come and gone. He
wakes and
taxes those with him—his goshawk, his
servingmen, his horse, or his hound—that they did not wake him, but they
answer it...
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Gentlemen of Verona. Antony/Anthony: For
Anthony in
Romeo and
Juliet see
Servingmen. Mark
Antony (hist) (Often just Antony, and
sometimes Marcus Antonius)...
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articles of
their finery to
their servants – much of it "unseemly" for
servingmen and
women to wear. Such
garments would end up the
property of the actors...
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lodging at his
summer house. There, a
conversation between two
young servingmen, Featherstone's
servant Leapfrog and Mayberry's
servant Squirrel, reveals...
- He
wakes and in some
variants taxes those with him — his goshawk, his
servingmen, his horse, or his
hound — that they did not wake him, but they answer...
