Bell's Edition of Shakespeare's Plays, 1774, Volume 1Cornmarket P., 1969 - 1800 pages |
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... Thou " wert doubtless a celebrated orator : thou hadst great parts ; but didft frequently deviate from " the point wherein perfection confifts . ec " CICERO . " And pray hadft thou no faults at all ? " DEMOSTHENES . " I believe I can be ...
... Thou " wert doubtless a celebrated orator : thou hadst great parts ; but didft frequently deviate from " the point wherein perfection confifts . ec " CICERO . " And pray hadft thou no faults at all ? " DEMOSTHENES . " I believe I can be ...
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... Thou wouldst be great , rt not without ambition ; but without The illness should attend it . What thou wouldst highly , hat wouldst thou holily ; wouldft not play false , " and yet wouldst strongly win . Thou'dst have , great Gamis ...
... Thou wouldst be great , rt not without ambition ; but without The illness should attend it . What thou wouldst highly , hat wouldst thou holily ; wouldft not play false , " and yet wouldst strongly win . Thou'dst have , great Gamis ...
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... thou ask ? Iago . But for a fatisfaction of my thought ; No farther harm . Oth . Why of thy thought , Iago ? Iago ... thou ought of that ? Is he not honest ? Iago . Honeft , my lord ! Oth . Honeft ! ay , honeft . Jago . My lord , for ...
... thou ask ? Iago . But for a fatisfaction of my thought ; No farther harm . Oth . Why of thy thought , Iago ? Iago ... thou ought of that ? Is he not honest ? Iago . Honeft , my lord ! Oth . Honeft ! ay , honeft . Jago . My lord , for ...
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