Bell's Edition of Shakespeare's Plays, 1774, Volume 4Cornmarket P., 1969 - 1800 pages |
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Page 127
... see , how beastly she doth court him . " Hor . ' Would , all the world , but he , had quite for- “ sworn ! " For me , that I may furely keep mine oath , " I will be marry'd to a wealthy widow , ་ " Ere three days pafs ; which hath as ...
... see , how beastly she doth court him . " Hor . ' Would , all the world , but he , had quite for- “ sworn ! " For me , that I may furely keep mine oath , " I will be marry'd to a wealthy widow , ་ " Ere three days pafs ; which hath as ...
Page 226
... see again ? " Tro . Hear me , my love : be thou but true of heart- " Cre . I true ! how now ? what wicked deem is this ? " Tro . Nay , we must use expoftulation kindly , For it is parting from us . " I fpeak not , be thou true , as ...
... see again ? " Tro . Hear me , my love : be thou but true of heart- " Cre . I true ! how now ? what wicked deem is this ? " Tro . Nay , we must use expoftulation kindly , For it is parting from us . " I fpeak not , be thou true , as ...
Page 346
... see behind me The inevitable profecution of Difgrace and horror , that , on my command ,. Thou then would'st kill me : do't , the time is come : Thou ftrik'ft not me , ' tis Cæfar thou defeat'st .. Pat colour in thy cheek . Ero . The ...
... see behind me The inevitable profecution of Difgrace and horror , that , on my command ,. Thou then would'st kill me : do't , the time is come : Thou ftrik'ft not me , ' tis Cæfar thou defeat'st .. Pat colour in thy cheek . Ero . The ...
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