Bell's Edition of Shakespeare's Plays, 1774, Volume 1Cornmarket P., 1969 - 1800 pages |
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... speak ; Augurs , that understood relations , have , By magpies , and by choughs , and rooks , brought forth The secret'ft men of blood .--- What is the night ? Lady . Almoft at odds with morning , which is which . Macb . How fay'ft thou ...
... speak ; Augurs , that understood relations , have , By magpies , and by choughs , and rooks , brought forth The secret'ft men of blood .--- What is the night ? Lady . Almoft at odds with morning , which is which . Macb . How fay'ft thou ...
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... speak of this ; come , now your promife . th . What promife , chuck ? f . I've fent to bid Caffio come speak with you . th . I have a falt and forry rheum offends me : me thy handkerchief . . Here , my lord . f . th . That which I gave ...
... speak of this ; come , now your promife . th . What promife , chuck ? f . I've fent to bid Caffio come speak with you . th . I have a falt and forry rheum offends me : me thy handkerchief . . Here , my lord . f . th . That which I gave ...
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... speak of ; therefore I will not speak what I know . ‡ King . Thou haft spoken all , already , unless thou canft say they are married ; but thou art too fine in thy evidence ; therefore stand afide . This ring , you fay , was yours ? Dia ...
... speak of ; therefore I will not speak what I know . ‡ King . Thou haft spoken all , already , unless thou canft say they are married ; but thou art too fine in thy evidence ; therefore stand afide . This ring , you fay , was yours ? Dia ...
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Bell's Edition of Shakespeare's Plays,: As They are Now Performed ..., Volume 1 William Shakespeare No preview available - 1774 |
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