The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, Volume 6AMS Press, 1968 |
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Page 115
... Peace , peace ; -this piece of toasted cheese will do't - there's my gauntlet , I'll prove it on a giant . Bring up the brown bills . 30 , well flown , Barb ! i'th ' clout , i'th ' clout : hewgh . - Give the word . Edg . Sweet marjoram ...
... Peace , peace ; -this piece of toasted cheese will do't - there's my gauntlet , I'll prove it on a giant . Bring up the brown bills . 30 , well flown , Barb ! i'th ' clout , i'th ' clout : hewgh . - Give the word . Edg . Sweet marjoram ...
Page 349
... peace between ] Keep peace , for go between fimply . I he aiiufion to officers of juftice who keep peace between rioters by going between them . 1 You wait on nature's mischief . — ] Nature , for human . 2 And pall thee— - ] i . e ...
... peace between ] Keep peace , for go between fimply . I he aiiufion to officers of juftice who keep peace between rioters by going between them . 1 You wait on nature's mischief . — ] Nature , for human . 2 And pall thee— - ] i . e ...
Page 528
... peace is worth nothing , but to ruft iron , encrease tailors , and breed ballad - makers . I Ser . Let me have war , fay I ; it exceeds peace , as far as day does night ; it's fprightly , waking , au- dible , and full of vent . Peace is ...
... peace is worth nothing , but to ruft iron , encrease tailors , and breed ballad - makers . I Ser . Let me have war , fay I ; it exceeds peace , as far as day does night ; it's fprightly , waking , au- dible , and full of vent . Peace is ...
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