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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... moon . * Moo . This lanthorn doth the horned moon present . DEM . He fhould have worn the horns on his head . THE . He is no crefcent , and his horns are invisible within the circumference . * Moo . This lanthorn doth the horned moon ...
... moon . * Moo . This lanthorn doth the horned moon present . DEM . He fhould have worn the horns on his head . THE . He is no crefcent , and his horns are invisible within the circumference . * Moo . This lanthorn doth the horned moon ...
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William Shakespeare. lanthorn is the moon ; I , the man i ' the moon ; this thorn - bufh , my thorn - bufh ; and this dog , my dog . DEM . Why , all these fhould be in the lanthorn ; for they are in the moon . But , filence ; here comes ...
William Shakespeare. lanthorn is the moon ; I , the man i ' the moon ; this thorn - bufh , my thorn - bufh ; and this dog , my dog . DEM . Why , all these fhould be in the lanthorn ; for they are in the moon . But , filence ; here comes ...
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William Shakespeare. f CAT . The moon ! the fun ; it is not moon - light now . PET . I fay , it is the moon that shines fo bright . CAT . I know , it is the fun that shines fo bright . PET . Now , by my mother's fon , and that's myself ...
William Shakespeare. f CAT . The moon ! the fun ; it is not moon - light now . PET . I fay , it is the moon that shines fo bright . CAT . I know , it is the fun that shines fo bright . PET . Now , by my mother's fon , and that's myself ...
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