The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, Volume 6AMS Press, 1968 |
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... Nature , art my Goddefs ; ] He makes his bastard an Atheist . Italian Atheism had much infected the English Court , as we learn from the best writers of that time . But this was the general title those Atheists in their works gave to Nature ...
... Nature , art my Goddefs ; ] He makes his bastard an Atheist . Italian Atheism had much infected the English Court , as we learn from the best writers of that time . But this was the general title those Atheists in their works gave to Nature ...
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... nature , " To whom all fores lay fiege , can bear great fortune " But by contempt of nature . 66 5 Raife me this beggar , and denude that lord , 4 not ev'n nature , To whom all fores lay fiege , - ] He had faid the brother could not ...
... nature , " To whom all fores lay fiege , can bear great fortune " But by contempt of nature . 66 5 Raife me this beggar , and denude that lord , 4 not ev'n nature , To whom all fores lay fiege , - ] He had faid the brother could not ...
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... nature mild . Let me behold thy face : furely , this man Was born of woman . " Forgive my gen❜ral and exceptless ... nature WILD ] i . e . It almoft turns my dangerous nature to a dangerous nature ; for , by dangerous nature , is meant ...
... nature mild . Let me behold thy face : furely , this man Was born of woman . " Forgive my gen❜ral and exceptless ... nature WILD ] i . e . It almoft turns my dangerous nature to a dangerous nature ; for , by dangerous nature , is meant ...
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