Bell's Edition of Shakespeare's Plays, 1774, Volume 2Cornmarket P., 1969 - 1800 pages |
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Page 84
... lines , be accounted a plagiarism . The perfons who from their great good - nature , and love of juftice , have endeavoured to take away from the prefent editor , the little merit of this scene , by afcribing it to Otway , have ...
... lines , be accounted a plagiarism . The perfons who from their great good - nature , and love of juftice , have endeavoured to take away from the prefent editor , the little merit of this scene , by afcribing it to Otway , have ...
Page 128
... lines from Caius Marius fikoen , and think they ought to be retained . ? JUL . What will become of me , when thou art gone Roм . The gods who beard my vows , and know our loves , Seeing my faith and thy unspotted truth , Will fure take ...
... lines from Caius Marius fikoen , and think they ought to be retained . ? JUL . What will become of me , when thou art gone Roм . The gods who beard my vows , and know our loves , Seeing my faith and thy unspotted truth , Will fure take ...
Page 293
... lines fhould not be rejected . GUID . If be be gone be'll make bis grave a bed ; ARV . With female fairies will bis tomb be haunted , And worms will not come near him . With faireft flow'rs , Whilft fummer lafts , and I live here ...
... lines fhould not be rejected . GUID . If be be gone be'll make bis grave a bed ; ARV . With female fairies will bis tomb be haunted , And worms will not come near him . With faireft flow'rs , Whilft fummer lafts , and I live here ...
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