Bell's Edition of Shakespeare's Plays, 1774, Volume 4Cornmarket P., 1969 - 1800 pages |
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Page 212
... moft pure fpirit of fenfe ) behold itself , Not going from itfelf ; but eye to eye oppos'd . Salutes each other with ... Moft abject in regard , and dear in ufe ! " What things again moft dear in the esteem , " And poor in worth ! Now ...
... moft pure fpirit of fenfe ) behold itself , Not going from itfelf ; but eye to eye oppos'd . Salutes each other with ... Moft abject in regard , and dear in ufe ! " What things again moft dear in the esteem , " And poor in worth ! Now ...
Page 255
... Moft putrified core , fo fair without , Thy goodly armour thus hath coft thy life . [ Exit . [ Exit . Now is my day's work done ; I'li take good breath : [ Putting off his helmet . Reft , fword ; thou haft thy fill of blood and death ...
... Moft putrified core , fo fair without , Thy goodly armour thus hath coft thy life . [ Exit . [ Exit . Now is my day's work done ; I'li take good breath : [ Putting off his helmet . Reft , fword ; thou haft thy fill of blood and death ...
Page 357
... Moft noble emprefs , you have heard of me ? Cle . I cannot tell . Dol . Affuredly , you know me . Cle . No matter , fir , what I have heard , or known . You laugh , when boys , or women , tell their dreams ; Is't not your trick ? Dol ...
... Moft noble emprefs , you have heard of me ? Cle . I cannot tell . Dol . Affuredly , you know me . Cle . No matter , fir , what I have heard , or known . You laugh , when boys , or women , tell their dreams ; Is't not your trick ? Dol ...
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