The Plays of William Shakspeare. ....T. Bensley, 1800 |
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... Cres . What , is he angry too ? Pan . Who , Troilus ? Troilus is the better man of the two . Cref . O , Jupiter ! there's no comparison . Pan . What , not between Troilus and Hector ? Do you know a man , if you fee him ? Cref . Ay ; if ...
... Cres . What , is he angry too ? Pan . Who , Troilus ? Troilus is the better man of the two . Cref . O , Jupiter ! there's no comparison . Pan . What , not between Troilus and Hector ? Do you know a man , if you fee him ? Cref . Ay ; if ...
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... Cres . If he do , the rich shall have more . HECTOR paffes over . Pan . That's Hector , that , that , look you , that ; There's a fellow - Go thy way , Hector ; -There's a brave man , niece . O brave Hector ! -Look , how he looks ...
... Cres . If he do , the rich shall have more . HECTOR paffes over . Pan . That's Hector , that , that , look you , that ; There's a fellow - Go thy way , Hector ; -There's a brave man , niece . O brave Hector ! -Look , how he looks ...
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... Cres . Will you walk in , my lord ? Re - enter PANDARUS . Pan . What , blushing still ? have you not done talking yet ? Cref . Well , uncle , what folly I commit , I dedicate to you . Pan . I thank you for that ; if my lord get a boy of ...
... Cres . Will you walk in , my lord ? Re - enter PANDARUS . Pan . What , blushing still ? have you not done talking yet ? Cref . Well , uncle , what folly I commit , I dedicate to you . Pan . I thank you for that ; if my lord get a boy of ...
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... Cres . O , you shall be expos'd , my lord , to dangers As infinite as imminent ! but , I'll be true . Tro . And I'll grow friend with danger . Wear this sleeve , Cref . And you this glove . When shall I fee you ? Tro . I will corrupt ...
... Cres . O , you shall be expos'd , my lord , to dangers As infinite as imminent ! but , I'll be true . Tro . And I'll grow friend with danger . Wear this sleeve , Cref . And you this glove . When shall I fee you ? Tro . I will corrupt ...
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