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Page 132
Say he be taken , rack'd - and tortured ; I know no pain they can inflict upon him ,
Will make him say , 1 mov'd him to those ... Say that he thrive , as ' tis great like he
will ; Why , then from Ireland come I with my strength , And reap the harvest ...
Say he be taken , rack'd - and tortured ; I know no pain they can inflict upon him ,
Will make him say , 1 mov'd him to those ... Say that he thrive , as ' tis great like he
will ; Why , then from Ireland come I with my strength , And reap the harvest ...
Page 159
-Ah , thou Say , thou serge , nay , thou buckram Lord , now thou art within point -
blank of our jurisdiction regal : what canit thou anliver to my Majesty for giving up
of Normandy unto Monsieur Businecu * , the Dauphin of France ? Be it known ...
-Ah , thou Say , thou serge , nay , thou buckram Lord , now thou art within point -
blank of our jurisdiction regal : what canit thou anliver to my Majesty for giving up
of Normandy unto Monsieur Businecu * , the Dauphin of France ? Be it known ...
Page 160
Say . Hear me but speak , and bear me where you Kent , in the Commentaries
Cæsar writ , [ will . Is term'd the civil'lt place of all this ifle ; Sweet is the country ,
because full of riches , The people liberal , valiant , active , wealthy ; Which
makes ...
Say . Hear me but speak , and bear me where you Kent , in the Commentaries
Cæsar writ , [ will . Is term'd the civil'lt place of all this ifle ; Sweet is the country ,
because full of riches , The people liberal , valiant , active , wealthy ; Which
makes ...
Page 316
But say , my Lord , it were not register'd , - Methinks the truth thould live from age
to age , As ' twere retaild * to all posterity , Even to the general all - ending day ..
Glou . So wise , so young , they say , do ne'er live long . [ Aside . Prince .
But say , my Lord , it were not register'd , - Methinks the truth thould live from age
to age , As ' twere retaild * to all posterity , Even to the general all - ending day ..
Glou . So wise , so young , they say , do ne'er live long . [ Aside . Prince .
Page 341
Bück . Say on , my loving Lord . K. Rich . Why , Buckingham , I say , I would be
King : Buck . Why , so you are , my thrice - renowned : Liege . ... What say'st thou
now ? peak suddenly , be brief . * Hither the third act should be extended , and ...
Bück . Say on , my loving Lord . K. Rich . Why , Buckingham , I say , I would be
King : Buck . Why , so you are , my thrice - renowned : Liege . ... What say'st thou
now ? peak suddenly , be brief . * Hither the third act should be extended , and ...
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| Title | The works of Shakespeare, with corrections and illustr. from various commentators, Volume 6 The works of Shakespeare, with corrections and illustr. from various commentators, William Shakespeare |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Published | 1767 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 3 Jul 2007 |
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