The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, Volume 6AMS Press, 1968 |
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Page 97
... thought in the two last lines of the play ; The oldeft hath borne moft ; we , that are young , Shall never fee fo much , nor live fo long . Why not ? Because these misfortunes , which the publick distrac- tions of civil war bring along ...
... thought in the two last lines of the play ; The oldeft hath borne moft ; we , that are young , Shall never fee fo much , nor live fo long . Why not ? Because these misfortunes , which the publick distrac- tions of civil war bring along ...
Page 360
... thought , to fay , a forry fight . Macb . " There's one did laugh in's fleep , and one cry'd , Murther ! " They wak'd each other ; and I ftood and heard them ; " But they did fay their prayers , and address them " Again to fleep . < 6 ...
... thought , to fay , a forry fight . Macb . " There's one did laugh in's fleep , and one cry'd , Murther ! " They wak'd each other ; and I ftood and heard them ; " But they did fay their prayers , and address them " Again to fleep . < 6 ...
Page 526
... thought I cannot tell how to term it . - 1 Ser . He had fo : looking as it were - ' would I were hanged , but I thought there was more in him than I could think . 2 Ser . So did I , I'll be fworn : he is fimply the rareft man i'th ...
... thought I cannot tell how to term it . - 1 Ser . He had fo : looking as it were - ' would I were hanged , but I thought there was more in him than I could think . 2 Ser . So did I , I'll be fworn : he is fimply the rareft man i'th ...
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