The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, Volume 6AMS Press, 1968 |
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... Come , your hovel ; Poor fool and knave , I've ( a ) one string in my heart , That's forry yet for thee . Fool . He that ... comes the time , who lives to fee't , Mr. Pope . That Going fall be us'd with feet . ] The judicious reader will ...
... Come , your hovel ; Poor fool and knave , I've ( a ) one string in my heart , That's forry yet for thee . Fool . He that ... comes the time , who lives to fee't , Mr. Pope . That Going fall be us'd with feet . ] The judicious reader will ...
Page 77
... comes the time , who lives to fee't , That Going fhall be us'd with feet . When every cafe in law is right , No squire in debt , and no poor knight ; When flanders do not live in tongues ; And cut - purfes come not to throngs ; When ...
... comes the time , who lives to fee't , That Going fhall be us'd with feet . When every cafe in law is right , No squire in debt , and no poor knight ; When flanders do not live in tongues ; And cut - purfes come not to throngs ; When ...
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... comes in likeness of a cole - black Moor . Mar. Alas , poor man , grief has fo wrought on him , He takes falfe fhadows for true fubftances . Come , take away ; Lavinia , go with me ; I'll to thy closet , and go read with thee Sad ...
... comes in likeness of a cole - black Moor . Mar. Alas , poor man , grief has fo wrought on him , He takes falfe fhadows for true fubftances . Come , take away ; Lavinia , go with me ; I'll to thy closet , and go read with thee Sad ...
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