Bell's Edition of Shakespeare's Plays,: As They are Now Performed at the Theatres Royal in London; : Regulated from the Prompt Books of Each House by Permission; with Notes Critical and Illustrative; by the Authors of the Dramatic Censor, Volume 2John Bell ... and C. Etherington at York, 1969 |
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Page 260
... Clot . Come let's join them . LA Flourish [ Exeunt . SCENE , an open Place in the Palace , Cloten , Lords , Singers , and Mafkers difcover d . Clot . Come on , tune first a very excellent good con ceited thing , after a wonderful fweet ...
... Clot . Come let's join them . LA Flourish [ Exeunt . SCENE , an open Place in the Palace , Cloten , Lords , Singers , and Mafkers difcover d . Clot . Come on , tune first a very excellent good con ceited thing , after a wonderful fweet ...
Page 263
... Clot . His garment ? Now the devil . Imo . To Dorothy , my woman , hye thee presently . Clot . His garment ! Imo . I am fprighted with a fool , Fretted , and angered worse- Go bid my woman Search for a jewel , that too cafually Hath ...
... Clot . His garment ? Now the devil . Imo . To Dorothy , my woman , hye thee presently . Clot . His garment ! Imo . I am fprighted with a fool , Fretted , and angered worse- Go bid my woman Search for a jewel , that too cafually Hath ...
Page 290
... Clot . Thou villain bafe , Know'it me not , by my cloaths ? Guid . No , nor thy taylor , who made thofe cloaths , Which , as it feems , make thee . Clot . Thou injurious thief , Hear but my name , and tremble . Guid . What's thy name ? Clot ...
... Clot . Thou villain bafe , Know'it me not , by my cloaths ? Guid . No , nor thy taylor , who made thofe cloaths , Which , as it feems , make thee . Clot . Thou injurious thief , Hear but my name , and tremble . Guid . What's thy name ? Clot ...
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