Bell's Edition of Shakespeare's Plays, 1774, Volume 3Cornmarket P., 1969 - 1800 pages |
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Page 46
... Duke . [ Exit Claudio : Duke . The best and wholefom'ft fpirits of the night , Envelop you , good Provoft ! who call'd here , of late ? Prov . None , fince the curfew rung . Duke . Not jabel ? Prov . No. Duke . She will then , ere't be ...
... Duke . [ Exit Claudio : Duke . The best and wholefom'ft fpirits of the night , Envelop you , good Provoft ! who call'd here , of late ? Prov . None , fince the curfew rung . Duke . Not jabel ? Prov . No. Duke . She will then , ere't be ...
Page 53
... Duke , revenges to your heart , And gen'ral honour . Ijab . I'm directed by you . Duke . This letter then to Friar Peter give , ' Tis that he fent me of the Duke's return : Say , by this token , I defire his company At Mariana's houfe ...
... Duke , revenges to your heart , And gen'ral honour . Ijab . I'm directed by you . Duke . This letter then to Friar Peter give , ' Tis that he fent me of the Duke's return : Say , by this token , I defire his company At Mariana's houfe ...
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... Duke . ' Tis falfe . Efcal . How ? know you where you are ? Duke . Refpect to your great place ! and let the devil Be fometime honour'd ; for his burning throne . Where is the Duke ? ' tis he fhould hear me speak . Efcal . The Duke's in ...
... Duke . ' Tis falfe . Efcal . How ? know you where you are ? Duke . Refpect to your great place ! and let the devil Be fometime honour'd ; for his burning throne . Where is the Duke ? ' tis he fhould hear me speak . Efcal . The Duke's in ...
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