Bell's Edition of Shakespeare's Plays, 1774, Volume 4Cornmarket P., 1969 - 1800 pages |
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Page 207
... speak . [ To Pan Tro . Well know they what they speak , that speak sa wifely . Cre . Perchance , my lord , I fhow more craft than love ; And fell fo roundly to a large confeffion , ; To angle for your thoughts : But you are wife And ...
... speak . [ To Pan Tro . Well know they what they speak , that speak sa wifely . Cre . Perchance , my lord , I fhow more craft than love ; And fell fo roundly to a large confeffion , ; To angle for your thoughts : But you are wife And ...
Page 286
... speak no 66 more . " Eno . Go to then ; your confiderate stone . Caf . I do not much dislike the manner , but The matter of his fpeech : for't cannot be , We shall remain in friendship , our conditions So differing in their acts . Yet ...
... speak no 66 more . " Eno . Go to then ; your confiderate stone . Caf . I do not much dislike the manner , but The matter of his fpeech : for't cannot be , We shall remain in friendship , our conditions So differing in their acts . Yet ...
Page 359
... speak , my lord , Upon his peril , that I have reserv'd To myfelf nothing . - Speak the truth , Seleucus . Sel . Madam , I had rather feal my lips , than , to my peril , Speak that which is not . Cle . What have I kept back ? Sel ...
... speak , my lord , Upon his peril , that I have reserv'd To myfelf nothing . - Speak the truth , Seleucus . Sel . Madam , I had rather feal my lips , than , to my peril , Speak that which is not . Cle . What have I kept back ? Sel ...
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