Bell's Edition of Shakespeare's Plays,: As They are Now Performed at the Theatres Royal in London; : Regulated from the Prompt Books of Each House by Permission; with Notes Critical and Illustrative; by the Authors of the Dramatic Censor, Volume 5John Bell ... and C. Etherington at York, 1969 |
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Page 63
... must note , befide , That we have try'd the utmost of our friends ; Our legions are brim full , our cause is ripe ; The enemy increaseth , every day , We , at the height , are ready to decline . * There is a tide in the affairs of men ...
... must note , befide , That we have try'd the utmost of our friends ; Our legions are brim full , our cause is ripe ; The enemy increaseth , every day , We , at the height , are ready to decline . * There is a tide in the affairs of men ...
Page 207
... must make an exchange . Therefore retire with us to the next covert , and change garments with this gentleman , ( thou must think there's neceffity in it ) and tho ' the bargain on his fide be the worst , yet thou fhalt have gold to ...
... must make an exchange . Therefore retire with us to the next covert , and change garments with this gentleman , ( thou must think there's neceffity in it ) and tho ' the bargain on his fide be the worst , yet thou fhalt have gold to ...
Page 275
... Must my bafe tongue give to my noble heart A lie , that it must bear ? well , I will do't : Yet were there but this fingle pelt to lofe , This mould of Martius , they to dust should grind it , And throw't against the wind . To th ...
... Must my bafe tongue give to my noble heart A lie , that it must bear ? well , I will do't : Yet were there but this fingle pelt to lofe , This mould of Martius , they to dust should grind it , And throw't against the wind . To th ...
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