Bell's Edition of Shakespeare's Plays, 1774, Volume 6Cornmarket P., 1969 - 1800 pages |
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... fall over to my foes ? Thou wear a lion's hide ! doff it , for shame , And hang a calve's - fkin on thofe recreant limbs * . Auft . O , that a man would fpeak those words to me ! Faulc . And hang a calve's - fkin on thofe recreant limbs ...
... fall over to my foes ? Thou wear a lion's hide ! doff it , for shame , And hang a calve's - fkin on thofe recreant limbs * . Auft . O , that a man would fpeak those words to me ! Faulc . And hang a calve's - fkin on thofe recreant limbs ...
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... fall be very gud , gud feith , gud captens bath , and I fall quit you with gud leve , as I may pick occafion ; that fall I , marry . Mack . It is no time to difcourfe , fo Chrish save me . * The day is hot , and the weather , and the ...
... fall be very gud , gud feith , gud captens bath , and I fall quit you with gud leve , as I may pick occafion ; that fall I , marry . Mack . It is no time to difcourfe , fo Chrish save me . * The day is hot , and the weather , and the ...
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... fall , I with mine enemies Will triumph o'er my perfon ; Heav'n and your ma- Protect mine innocence , or I fall into The trap is laid for me . King . Be of good chear ; Ljefty They shall no more prevail , than we give way to : Keep ...
... fall , I with mine enemies Will triumph o'er my perfon ; Heav'n and your ma- Protect mine innocence , or I fall into The trap is laid for me . King . Be of good chear ; Ljefty They shall no more prevail , than we give way to : Keep ...
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