Mr. William Shakespeare: A midsummer night's dream. The merchant of Venice. As you like it. The taming of the shrewD. Leach, 1767 |
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... else by him my love deny , And then I'll ftudy how to die . SIL . Call you this chiding ? CEL . Alas , poor fhepherd ! Ros . Do you pity him ? no , he deserves no pity ... Wilt thou love fuch a woman ? What , to make thee an inftrument ...
... else by him my love deny , And then I'll ftudy how to die . SIL . Call you this chiding ? CEL . Alas , poor fhepherd ! Ros . Do you pity him ? no , he deserves no pity ... Wilt thou love fuch a woman ? What , to make thee an inftrument ...
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... else you do me wrong ; His name is Licio , born in Mantua . BAP . You're welcome , fir ; and he , for your good fake : But for my daughter Catherine , —this I know , She is not for your turn , the more my grief . PET . I fee , you do ...
... else you do me wrong ; His name is Licio , born in Mantua . BAP . You're welcome , fir ; and he , for your good fake : But for my daughter Catherine , —this I know , She is not for your turn , the more my grief . PET . I fee , you do ...
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... else present death.— I pr'ythee , go , and get me fome repast ; I care not what , fo it be wholfome food . GRU . What fay you to a neat's foot ? CAT . ' Tis paffing good ; I pr'ythee , let me have it . GRU . I fear , it is too ...
... else present death.— I pr'ythee , go , and get me fome repast ; I care not what , fo it be wholfome food . GRU . What fay you to a neat's foot ? CAT . ' Tis paffing good ; I pr'ythee , let me have it . GRU . I fear , it is too ...
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