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 112
... nurse , what news ? Haft thou met with him ? Now , good sweet nurse --- O lord , why look'st thou sad ? Nurfe .. I am weary , let me rest , awhile : Fy , how my bones ake , what a jaunt have I had ! Jul . Nay , come , I pray thee speak ...
... nurse , what news ? Haft thou met with him ? Now , good sweet nurse --- O lord , why look'st thou sad ? Nurfe .. I am weary , let me rest , awhile : Fy , how my bones ake , what a jaunt have I had ! Jul . Nay , come , I pray thee speak ...
Page 121
... nurse ! Enter Nurse . And he brings news , and every tongue that speaks But Romeo's name , fpeaks heav'nly eloquence . Now nurse , what news ? Why doft thou wring thy hands ? Nurfe . Ah , welladay , he's dead , he's dead , he's d.al ...
... nurse ! Enter Nurse . And he brings news , and every tongue that speaks But Romeo's name , fpeaks heav'nly eloquence . Now nurse , what news ? Why doft thou wring thy hands ? Nurfe . Ah , welladay , he's dead , he's dead , he's d.al ...
Page 136
... Nurse . fal . Ay , thofe attires are beft ; but , gentle nurse , I pray thee leave me to myfelf , to - night ; For I have need of many orifons , To move the Heav'ns to fmile upon my ftate , Which well thou know'ft is crofs and full of ...
... Nurse . fal . Ay , thofe attires are beft ; but , gentle nurse , I pray thee leave me to myfelf , to - night ; For I have need of many orifons , To move the Heav'ns to fmile upon my ftate , Which well thou know'ft is crofs and full of ...
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