The works of Shakespeare, with corrections and illustr. from various commentators, Volume 8 |
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Page 33
... still ; In winter , with warm tears I'll melt the fnow , And keep eternal fpring - time on thy face , So thou refufe to drink my dear fons ' blood . Enter Lucius with his fword drawn . O , reverend Tribunes ! gentle aged men ! Unbind my ...
... still ; In winter , with warm tears I'll melt the fnow , And keep eternal fpring - time on thy face , So thou refufe to drink my dear fons ' blood . Enter Lucius with his fword drawn . O , reverend Tribunes ! gentle aged men ! Unbind my ...
Page 40
... still ? Tit . Ha , ha , ha ! - Mar. Why doft thou laugh ? it fits not with this hour . Tit . Why ! I have not another tear to fhed . Befides , this forrow is an enemy , And would ufurp upon these watry eyes , And make them blind with ...
... still ? Tit . Ha , ha , ha ! - Mar. Why doft thou laugh ? it fits not with this hour . Tit . Why ! I have not another tear to fhed . Befides , this forrow is an enemy , And would ufurp upon these watry eyes , And make them blind with ...
Page 42
... still practice learn to know the meaning . Boy . Good grandfire , leave these bitter deep la- ments ; Make my aunt merry with fome pleasing tale . Mar. Alas , the tender boy , in passion mov'd , Doth weep to fee his grandfire's ...
... still practice learn to know the meaning . Boy . Good grandfire , leave these bitter deep la- ments ; Make my aunt merry with fome pleasing tale . Mar. Alas , the tender boy , in passion mov'd , Doth weep to fee his grandfire's ...
Page 92
... are your guest to - night . Lady . Your fervants ever Have theirs , themfelves , and what is theirs in count , To make their audit at your Highnefs ' pleasure , Still to return your own . King . Give me 92 AQ K MACBETH . SCENE ...
... are your guest to - night . Lady . Your fervants ever Have theirs , themfelves , and what is theirs in count , To make their audit at your Highnefs ' pleasure , Still to return your own . King . Give me 92 AQ K MACBETH . SCENE ...
Page 93
William Shakespeare. Still to return your own . King . Give me your hand ; Conduct me to mine hoft ; we love him highly ... still have judgment here , that we but teach Bloody inftructions , which , being taught , return To plague th ...
William Shakespeare. Still to return your own . King . Give me your hand ; Conduct me to mine hoft ; we love him highly ... still have judgment here , that we but teach Bloody inftructions , which , being taught , return To plague th ...
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