Bell's Edition of Shakespeare's Plays, 1774, Volume 3Cornmarket P., 1969 - 1800 pages |
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Page 39
... friends . Now do I fear I've done fome strange offence ,. That looks difgracious in the city's eye . If fo , ' Tis juft you fhould reprove my ignorance . Buck . You have , my lord ; we wish your grace ,. On our intreaties , would amend ...
... friends . Now do I fear I've done fome strange offence ,. That looks difgracious in the city's eye . If fo , ' Tis juft you fhould reprove my ignorance . Buck . You have , my lord ; we wish your grace ,. On our intreaties , would amend ...
Page 58
... friends , no doubt , will foon be ours . Oxford . He has no friends , but what are fuch thro fear . Rich . And we no foes , but what are such to heav'n . Then doubt not , heav'n's for us - let's on , my friends . True hope ne'er tires ...
... friends , no doubt , will foon be ours . Oxford . He has no friends , but what are fuch thro fear . Rich . And we no foes , but what are such to heav'n . Then doubt not , heav'n's for us - let's on , my friends . True hope ne'er tires ...
Page 24
... friends . As you are friends , fcholars , and foldiers , Grant me one poor request . Hor . What is't , my Lord ? Ham . Never make known what you have feen , to- night . Both . My Lord , we will not . Ham . Nay , but fwear't . Hor . In ...
... friends . As you are friends , fcholars , and foldiers , Grant me one poor request . Hor . What is't , my Lord ? Ham . Never make known what you have feen , to- night . Both . My Lord , we will not . Ham . Nay , but fwear't . Hor . In ...
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