The Works of Shakespeare: in Eight Volumes, Volume 6H. Woodfall, 1767 |
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Page 47
... believe , With how deprav'd a quality - oh Regan ! - Reg . I pray you , Sir , take patience ; I have hope , You lefs know how to value her defert , Than the to scant her duty . Lear Lear . Say ? How is that ? Reg . King LEAR . 47.
... believe , With how deprav'd a quality - oh Regan ! - Reg . I pray you , Sir , take patience ; I have hope , You lefs know how to value her defert , Than the to scant her duty . Lear Lear . Say ? How is that ? Reg . King LEAR . 47.
Page 109
... lefs Than I have here proclaim'd thee . Reg . Sick , O fick Gon . If not , I'll ne'er trust poison . Afide . Edm . There's my exchange ; what in the world he is , That names me traitor , villain - like he lies ; Call by thy trumpet : he ...
... lefs Than I have here proclaim'd thee . Reg . Sick , O fick Gon . If not , I'll ne'er trust poison . Afide . Edm . There's my exchange ; what in the world he is , That names me traitor , villain - like he lies ; Call by thy trumpet : he ...
Page 149
... lefs . And yet he would embrace no counsel , take no warning by my coming ; every man hath his fault , and honefty is his . I ha ' told him on't , but I could never get him from't . Enter a Servant , with wine . Ser . Please your ...
... lefs . And yet he would embrace no counsel , take no warning by my coming ; every man hath his fault , and honefty is his . I ha ' told him on't , but I could never get him from't . Enter a Servant , with wine . Ser . Please your ...
Page 413
... lefs Than misery itself would give , rewards His deeds with doing them , and is content To spend his time to end it . the Emperors , when fervitude had debased the very spirits of the Ro- mans . ' Tis certain , there is some mistake in ...
... lefs Than misery itself would give , rewards His deeds with doing them , and is content To spend his time to end it . the Emperors , when fervitude had debased the very spirits of the Ro- mans . ' Tis certain , there is some mistake in ...
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