The Works of Mr. William Shakespear;: In Six Volumes. Adorn'd with Cuts, Volume 2Jacob Tonson, within Grays-Inn Gate, next Grays-Inn Lane., 1709 |
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Page 472
... Heav'n into Hell ? Lyf . Helen , to you our Minds we will unfold , To Morrow Night , when Phabe doth behold Her Silver Vifage in the wat'ry Glafs , Decking with Liquid Pearl the bladed Grafs , A A Time that Lovers Flights doth still ...
... Heav'n into Hell ? Lyf . Helen , to you our Minds we will unfold , To Morrow Night , when Phabe doth behold Her Silver Vifage in the wat'ry Glafs , Decking with Liquid Pearl the bladed Grafs , A A Time that Lovers Flights doth still ...
Page 511
... Heav'n to Earth , from Earth to Heav'ns And as Imagination bodies forth the Forms of Things Unknown ; the Poet's Pen turns them to Shapes , And gives to Airy Nothing a local Habitation , And a Name . Such Tricks hath ftrong Imagination ...
... Heav'n to Earth , from Earth to Heav'ns And as Imagination bodies forth the Forms of Things Unknown ; the Poet's Pen turns them to Shapes , And gives to Airy Nothing a local Habitation , And a Name . Such Tricks hath ftrong Imagination ...
Page 535
... Heav'n : Was this inferted to make Intereft good ? Or is your Gold and Silver Ewes and Rams ? Shy . I cannot tell ; I make it breed as fast ; But note me , Signior . Anth . Mark you this , Baffanio , The Devil can cite Scripture for his ...
... Heav'n : Was this inferted to make Intereft good ? Or is your Gold and Silver Ewes and Rams ? Shy . I cannot tell ; I make it breed as fast ; But note me , Signior . Anth . Mark you this , Baffanio , The Devil can cite Scripture for his ...
Page 545
... Heav'n , It will be for his gentle Daughter's fake ; And never dare - Misfortune cross her Foot , Unless the do it under this excufe , That she is Iffue to a faithless Jew . VOL . II . G [ Exit . Come Come go with me , perufe this as ...
... Heav'n , It will be for his gentle Daughter's fake ; And never dare - Misfortune cross her Foot , Unless the do it under this excufe , That she is Iffue to a faithless Jew . VOL . II . G [ Exit . Come Come go with me , perufe this as ...
Page 548
... Heav'n and thy Thoughts are Witness that thou art . Jef . Here , catch this Casket , it is worth thy pains . I am glad ' tis Night , you do not look on me , For I am much afham'd of my exchange ; But Love is blind , and Lovers cannot ...
... Heav'n and thy Thoughts are Witness that thou art . Jef . Here , catch this Casket , it is worth thy pains . I am glad ' tis Night , you do not look on me , For I am much afham'd of my exchange ; But Love is blind , and Lovers cannot ...
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