Romeo and Juliet, Volume 29Cassell, 1912 - 192 pages |
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Page 168
... secrete thing at my handes , more than myne honour can well allow , you are marvelously deceived : but if your desire be godly , and that the friendship which you protest to beare me be founded uppon vertue , and to be concluded by ...
... secrete thing at my handes , more than myne honour can well allow , you are marvelously deceived : but if your desire be godly , and that the friendship which you protest to beare me be founded uppon vertue , and to be concluded by ...
Page 169
... secrete affaires , and fayle not ( if you please ) to meete me againe in this place at this very hour , to the intent I may give you to understande the devise betwene him and me , " which she liked very wel , and ended their talk for ...
... secrete affaires , and fayle not ( if you please ) to meete me againe in this place at this very hour , to the intent I may give you to understande the devise betwene him and me , " which she liked very wel , and ended their talk for ...
Page 173
... secrete wise conveyed himself to frier Laurence at the Friers Franciscanes . And the Frier understanding of his facte , kept him in a certaine secrete place of his Convent until Fortune did otherwise provide for ROMEUS AND JULIETTA . 173.
... secrete wise conveyed himself to frier Laurence at the Friers Franciscanes . And the Frier understanding of his facte , kept him in a certaine secrete place of his Convent until Fortune did otherwise provide for ROMEUS AND JULIETTA . 173.
Page 180
... secrete , all their doings should be descried , he defamed , and Rhomeo hir spouse punished . Hee then after he had well debated upon an infinite numbre of devises , was in the ende overcome with pitie , and deter- mined rather to ...
... secrete , all their doings should be descried , he defamed , and Rhomeo hir spouse punished . Hee then after he had well debated upon an infinite numbre of devises , was in the ende overcome with pitie , and deter- mined rather to ...
Page 181
... secrete properties of stones , of plants , metals , and other things hidden within the bowels of the earth , wherewith I am able to helpe my selfe against the common law of men , when necessity doth serve : specially in things wherein I ...
... secrete properties of stones , of plants , metals , and other things hidden within the bowels of the earth , wherewith I am able to helpe my selfe against the common law of men , when necessity doth serve : specially in things wherein I ...
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