The Works of Shakespeare in Seven Volumes, Volume 3A. Bettesworth and C. Hitch, 1733 |
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... should be . S. Ant . Call thy felf fifter , Sweet ; for I mean thee : Thee will I love , and with thee lead my life ; Thou haft no husband yet , nor I no wife . Give me thy hand . Luc . Oh , foft , Sir , hold you still ; I'll fetch my ...
... should be . S. Ant . Call thy felf fifter , Sweet ; for I mean thee : Thee will I love , and with thee lead my life ; Thou haft no husband yet , nor I no wife . Give me thy hand . Luc . Oh , foft , Sir , hold you still ; I'll fetch my ...
Page 36
... should have chid you for not bringing it ; But , like a fhrew , you firft begin to brawl . Mer . The hour fteals on ; I pray you , Sir , dispatch . Ang . You hear , how he importunes me ; the Chain-- E. Ant . Why , give it to my wife ...
... should have chid you for not bringing it ; But , like a fhrew , you firft begin to brawl . Mer . The hour fteals on ; I pray you , Sir , dispatch . Ang . You hear , how he importunes me ; the Chain-- E. Ant . Why , give it to my wife ...
Page 45
... should delight themselves in giving him many knavish Words , as rope , Scot , & c . to the Offence of many of his Majefty's Northern Subjects , of whom there are fuch a Number of merry Stories on record . However the Word Rope , by the ...
... should delight themselves in giving him many knavish Words , as rope , Scot , & c . to the Offence of many of his Majefty's Northern Subjects , of whom there are fuch a Number of merry Stories on record . However the Word Rope , by the ...
Page 68
... Should yet fay , " Sir , no going : verily , ( 2 ) behind the geft Preferib'd for's parting : ] I have not ventur'd to alter the Text , tho ' , I freely own , I can neither trace , nor understand , the Phrase . Í have fufpected , that ...
... Should yet fay , " Sir , no going : verily , ( 2 ) behind the geft Preferib'd for's parting : ] I have not ventur'd to alter the Text , tho ' , I freely own , I can neither trace , nor understand , the Phrase . Í have fufpected , that ...
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... should bite its mafter ; and fo prove , As ornaments oft do , too dangerous ; How like , methought , I then was to this kernel , This fquash , this gentleman . Mine honest friend , Will you take eggs for mony ? Mam . No , my lord , I'll ...
... should bite its mafter ; and fo prove , As ornaments oft do , too dangerous ; How like , methought , I then was to this kernel , This fquash , this gentleman . Mine honest friend , Will you take eggs for mony ? Mam . No , my lord , I'll ...
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