Bell's Edition of Shakespeare's Plays, 1774, Volume 3Cornmarket P., 1969 - 1800 pages |
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... First I bemoan'd - a noble husband's death , Yet liv'd with looking on his images * : But now my last fupport is gone - first Clarence , Now Edward is for ever taken from me : And I must now of force fink down with forrow . Buck . Your ...
... First I bemoan'd - a noble husband's death , Yet liv'd with looking on his images * : But now my last fupport is gone - first Clarence , Now Edward is for ever taken from me : And I must now of force fink down with forrow . Buck . Your ...
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... first of January 1772 , with a candid ac count of their particular merits ; but also registers those works of a former date , which are taken notice of in the Monthly and Critical Reviews , and every other periodical work , that ...
... first of January 1772 , with a candid ac count of their particular merits ; but also registers those works of a former date , which are taken notice of in the Monthly and Critical Reviews , and every other periodical work , that ...
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... first affection ; his unjust unkindness ( that in all reafon fhould have quenched her love ) hath , like an impediment in the current , made it more violent and unruly . Go you to Angelo , anfwer his re- quiring with a plaufible ...
... first affection ; his unjust unkindness ( that in all reafon fhould have quenched her love ) hath , like an impediment in the current , made it more violent and unruly . Go you to Angelo , anfwer his re- quiring with a plaufible ...
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