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Page xix
... Act II . ) Speaking to Piftol , fays- " And yet you 66 rogue will ensconse your rags , your cat - a - moun- b 2 " tain " tain looks , your red - lettice phrases , PREFACE . xix "This prophecy Merlin fhall make, for I do ...
... Act II . ) Speaking to Piftol , fays- " And yet you 66 rogue will ensconse your rags , your cat - a - moun- b 2 " tain " tain looks , your red - lettice phrases , PREFACE . xix "This prophecy Merlin fhall make, for I do ...
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... Act II . Mrs. Page , in the height of her 66 + 1 Mr. W.'s preface , p . xxiv . C refentment refentment against Falstaff's impudent addreffes , adds , " I'll PREFACE . xxxiii.
... Act II . Mrs. Page , in the height of her 66 + 1 Mr. W.'s preface , p . xxiv . C refentment refentment against Falstaff's impudent addreffes , adds , " I'll PREFACE . xxxiii.
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... Act II . refenting the behaviour of Imogen exclaims , " Is there no way for men to be , but women " Muft be balf - workers ? " And thus Adam , in Paradife Loft , X , 888 . " O why did God , " Creator wife , that peopled bigbeft heav'n ...
... Act II . refenting the behaviour of Imogen exclaims , " Is there no way for men to be , but women " Muft be balf - workers ? " And thus Adam , in Paradife Loft , X , 888 . " O why did God , " Creator wife , that peopled bigbeft heav'n ...
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... Act II . where Tri- culo finding the monster Caliban fays , " were I in " England now , as once I was , and had but this fifh painted , not an holiday - fool there but would " give a piece of filver . There would this monster " make a ...
... Act II . where Tri- culo finding the monster Caliban fays , " were I in " England now , as once I was , and had but this fifh painted , not an holiday - fool there but would " give a piece of filver . There would this monster " make a ...
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... II . " Thou feeft , the heav'ns as troubled with man's ‹‹ act , " Threaten this bloody ftage . 1 Wr . W.'s preface , p . xvi . d 2 " Threaten 66 " ter . " Threaten this bloody ftage : PREFACE . li.
... II . " Thou feeft , the heav'ns as troubled with man's ‹‹ act , " Threaten this bloody ftage . 1 Wr . W.'s preface , p . xvi . d 2 " Threaten 66 " ter . " Threaten this bloody ftage : PREFACE . li.
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