Bell's Edition of Shakespeare's Plays, 1774, Volume 4Cornmarket P., 1969 - 1800 pages |
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Page 240
... night , to the Greeks ' general . Men . Good night , my lord . Hec . Good night , fweet Menelaus . The . Sweet draff : Sweet , quoth a ' ! fweet fink , fweet fewer . Ach . Good night , and welcome , both at once , to those That go , or ...
... night , to the Greeks ' general . Men . Good night , my lord . Hec . Good night , fweet Menelaus . The . Sweet draff : Sweet , quoth a ' ! fweet fink , fweet fewer . Ach . Good night , and welcome , both at once , to those That go , or ...
Page 332
... night Enter fome domeftics . Be bounteous at our meal . - Give me thy hand , Thou hast been rightly honeft ; -so ... night & Scant not my cups ; and make as much of me , As when mine empire was your fellow too , And fuffer'd my command ...
... night Enter fome domeftics . Be bounteous at our meal . - Give me thy hand , Thou hast been rightly honeft ; -so ... night & Scant not my cups ; and make as much of me , As when mine empire was your fellow too , And fuffer'd my command ...
Page 333
... night with torches : Know , my hearts , I hope well of to - morrow ; and will lead you , Where rather I'll expect ... night : to - morrow is the day , 66 2. S. It will determine one way : fare you well . " Heard you of nothing strange ...
... night with torches : Know , my hearts , I hope well of to - morrow ; and will lead you , Where rather I'll expect ... night : to - morrow is the day , 66 2. S. It will determine one way : fare you well . " Heard you of nothing strange ...
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