Bell's Edition of Shakespeare's Plays, 1774, Volume 8Cornmarket P., 1969 - 1800 pages |
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Page 58
... never drank ☛ with him in all my life . " Tit . Why , villain , art not thou the carrier ? " Clo . Ay , of my pigeons , fir ; nothing else . " Tit . Why , did't not thou come from heaven ? " Clo . From heaven ? alas , fir , I never ...
... never drank ☛ with him in all my life . " Tit . Why , villain , art not thou the carrier ? " Clo . Ay , of my pigeons , fir ; nothing else . " Tit . Why , did't not thou come from heaven ? " Clo . From heaven ? alas , fir , I never ...
Page 165
... never tire , I'll meet thee Pyramus , at Ninny's tomb.- Qui . Ninus ' tomb , man ? why , you must not speak that yet ... never tire . Re - enter Puck , and Bottom , with an Thi . O , As true as trueft horfe , that yet would never tire ...
... never tire , I'll meet thee Pyramus , at Ninny's tomb.- Qui . Ninus ' tomb , man ? why , you must not speak that yet ... never tire . Re - enter Puck , and Bottom , with an Thi . O , As true as trueft horfe , that yet would never tire ...
Page 272
... never more to dance , Nor never more in Russian habit wait . " O , never will I truft to fpeeches pen'd , " Nor to the motion of a school - boy's tongue ; " Nor never come in visor to my friend ; " Nor woo in rhime , like a blind ...
... never more to dance , Nor never more in Russian habit wait . " O , never will I truft to fpeeches pen'd , " Nor to the motion of a school - boy's tongue ; " Nor never come in visor to my friend ; " Nor woo in rhime , like a blind ...
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