The Works of John Dryden: Dramatic worksPaterson, 1882 |
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Page 36
... Hold , sir ; you and I must not part so easily ; once more , whither are you going ? Sos . Why I am going as fast as I can , to get out of the reach of your clutches . Let me but only knock at that door there . Merc . What business have ...
... Hold , sir ; you and I must not part so easily ; once more , whither are you going ? Sos . Why I am going as fast as I can , to get out of the reach of your clutches . Let me but only knock at that door there . Merc . What business have ...
Page 37
... Hold , friend ! you are so very flippant with your hands , you won't hear reason . What offence has my name done you , that you should beat me for it ? S , O , S , I , A , —they are as civil , honest , harmless letters , as any are in ...
... Hold , friend ! you are so very flippant with your hands , you won't hear reason . What offence has my name done you , that you should beat me for it ? S , O , S , I , A , —they are as civil , honest , harmless letters , as any are in ...
Page 42
... Holds up his cudgel . Sos . No , the devil take me if I do expect ; I have felt too well what sour fruit that crab - tree bears : I'll rather beat it back upon the hoof to my lord Amphitryon , to see if he will acknow- ledge me for ...
... Holds up his cudgel . Sos . No , the devil take me if I do expect ; I have felt too well what sour fruit that crab - tree bears : I'll rather beat it back upon the hoof to my lord Amphitryon , to see if he will acknow- ledge me for ...
Page 45
... holds by force of arms , And claims his crown by conquest . Alc . Methinks you should be pleased ; I give you all A virtuous and a modest wife can give . Jup . No , no ; that very name of wife and marriage Is poison to the dearest ...
... holds by force of arms , And claims his crown by conquest . Alc . Methinks you should be pleased ; I give you all A virtuous and a modest wife can give . Jup . No , no ; that very name of wife and marriage Is poison to the dearest ...
Page 48
... holds a gallon . Phod . Of what was that goblet made ? answer quickly , for I am just calling very loud Bro- Merc . Of beaten gold . Now , call aloud , if thou dost not like the metal . [ Very softly . Phæd . Bromia . Merc . That struts ...
... holds a gallon . Phod . Of what was that goblet made ? answer quickly , for I am just calling very loud Bro- Merc . Of beaten gold . Now , call aloud , if thou dost not like the metal . [ Very softly . Phæd . Bromia . Merc . That struts ...
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