Bell's Edition of Shakespeare's Plays, 1774, Volume 2Cornmarket P., 1969 - 1800 pages |
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Page 132
... Exit . Jul . Oh most wicked fiend ! Is it more fin to wish me thus forsworn , Or to difpraise my lord with that fame tongue ; Which the hath prais'd him with above compare , many thousand times ? Go , counfellor , So Thou and my bofom ...
... Exit . Jul . Oh most wicked fiend ! Is it more fin to wish me thus forsworn , Or to difpraise my lord with that fame tongue ; Which the hath prais'd him with above compare , many thousand times ? Go , counfellor , So Thou and my bofom ...
Page 146
... Exit . And keep her at my cell , till Romeo come . Poor living coarse , clos'd in a dead man's tomb ! [ Exit . SCENE , a Church - yard ; in it a Monument belong- ing to the Capulets . Enter Paris , * and his Page with a Light . Par ...
... Exit . And keep her at my cell , till Romeo come . Poor living coarse , clos'd in a dead man's tomb ! [ Exit . SCENE , a Church - yard ; in it a Monument belong- ing to the Capulets . Enter Paris , * and his Page with a Light . Par ...
Page 268
... Exit , [ Exeunt . Poft . Is there no way for men to be without Thefe vipers , women ? We are baftards all ; And * The proofs of Imogen's infidelity rife through this scene ju- diciously , and Poftbumus's fhynefs to credit them , fhows a ...
... Exit , [ Exeunt . Poft . Is there no way for men to be without Thefe vipers , women ? We are baftards all ; And * The proofs of Imogen's infidelity rife through this scene ju- diciously , and Poftbumus's fhynefs to credit them , fhows a ...
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