"thy raiment doth shine most wondrously; 'tis the very truth!" in Shakespearean
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"That fit is bussin, no cap"

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"thy raiment doth shine most wondrously; 'tis the very truth!"

it means thy garments are passing fair and comely to the eye. i speak most verily and without guile or jest.

e.g. forsooth, thy raiment doth shine most wondrously; 'tis the very truth!

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    "thy raiment doth shine most wondrously; 'tis the very truth!"

    it means thy garments are passing fair and comely to the eye. i speak most verily and without guile or jest.

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