Bell's Edition of Shakespeare's Plays, 1774, Volume 4Cornmarket P., 1969 - 1800 pages |
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Page 77
... noble lord reftor❜d to health , " Who for this feven years hath esteemed him " No better than a poor and loathfome beggar : " And if the boy have not a woman's gift , " To rain a fhower of commanded tears , " An onion will do well for ...
... noble lord reftor❜d to health , " Who for this feven years hath esteemed him " No better than a poor and loathfome beggar : " And if the boy have not a woman's gift , " To rain a fhower of commanded tears , " An onion will do well for ...
Page 283
... noble Antony . Enter Antony and Ventidius . Eno . And yonder Cæfar . Enter Cæfar , Mecænas , and Agrippa . Ant . If we compose well here , to Parthia : Hark you , Ventidius.- Caf . I do not know , Mecenas ; afk Agrippa . Lep . Noble ...
... noble Antony . Enter Antony and Ventidius . Eno . And yonder Cæfar . Enter Cæfar , Mecænas , and Agrippa . Ant . If we compose well here , to Parthia : Hark you , Ventidius.- Caf . I do not know , Mecenas ; afk Agrippa . Lep . Noble ...
Page 346
... noble - minded Than fhe , which , by her death , our Cæfar tells , I am conqueror of myself . Thou art fworn , Eros , That , when the exigent fhall come , ( which now Is come , indeed ) when I should see behind me The inevitable ...
... noble - minded Than fhe , which , by her death , our Cæfar tells , I am conqueror of myself . Thou art fworn , Eros , That , when the exigent fhall come , ( which now Is come , indeed ) when I should see behind me The inevitable ...
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