The Comedies, Histories, Tragedies, and Poems of William Shakspere: Comedies. HistoriesC. Knight, 1842 |
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... true portrait of Henry VIII . , who generally made the law the engine of his bois- terous passions . Not only the general plan of the story is most applicable , but several passages are so marked that they touch the real history nearer ...
... true portrait of Henry VIII . , who generally made the law the engine of his bois- terous passions . Not only the general plan of the story is most applicable , but several passages are so marked that they touch the real history nearer ...
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... TRUE SUBJECT ; PANDOSTO TREACHEROUS : HIS BABE INNOCENT ; AND THE KING SHALL LIVE WITHOUT AN HEIR , IF THAT WHICH IS LOST BE NOT FOUND . " " On their return , upon an appointed day , the queen was " brought in before the judgment - seat ...
... TRUE SUBJECT ; PANDOSTO TREACHEROUS : HIS BABE INNOCENT ; AND THE KING SHALL LIVE WITHOUT AN HEIR , IF THAT WHICH IS LOST BE NOT FOUND . " " On their return , upon an appointed day , the queen was " brought in before the judgment - seat ...
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... True , too true , my lord : If , one by one , you wedded all the world , Or , from the all that are took something good , To make a perfect woman , she , you kill'd , Would be unparallel'd . Leon . I think so . Kill'd ! She I kill'd ! I ...
... True , too true , my lord : If , one by one , you wedded all the world , Or , from the all that are took something good , To make a perfect woman , she , you kill'd , Would be unparallel'd . Leon . I think so . Kill'd ! She I kill'd ! I ...
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... is somewhat involved ; but the meaning is , O that no sneaping ( ruffling ) winds at home may blow , to make us say my presages were too true . VOL . IV . C Το you a charge and trouble : to save both SCENE II . ] 17 A WINTER'S TALE .
... is somewhat involved ; but the meaning is , O that no sneaping ( ruffling ) winds at home may blow , to make us say my presages were too true . VOL . IV . C Το you a charge and trouble : to save both SCENE II . ] 17 A WINTER'S TALE .
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... true To say this boy were like me . - Come , sir page , a The mort o ' the deer - the prolonged note of the hunter's horn at the death of the deer . b Pash . Jamieson explains the word as used in Scotland to be head ; as a bare pash , a ...
... true To say this boy were like me . - Come , sir page , a The mort o ' the deer - the prolonged note of the hunter's horn at the death of the deer . b Pash . Jamieson explains the word as used in Scotland to be head ; as a bare pash , a ...
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