The Complete Works of Christopher Marlowe, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 |
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... gives to thee his soule : ah there it stayde , Why shouldst thou not ? is not thy soule thine owne ? ( scene 5 lines 64–8 ) ... give thee good on't . ' The middle parts of the play are of doubtful authorship ; never- theless they present ...
... gives to thee his soule : ah there it stayde , Why shouldst thou not ? is not thy soule thine owne ? ( scene 5 lines 64–8 ) ... give thee good on't . ' The middle parts of the play are of doubtful authorship ; never- theless they present ...
Page 17
... give it thee . MEPHASTOPHILIS . Then stabbe thine arme couragiously , And binde thy soule , that at some certaine ... gives to thee his soule : ah there it stayde , Why shouldst thou not ? is not thy soule thine owne ? Then write againe ...
... give it thee . MEPHASTOPHILIS . Then stabbe thine arme couragiously , And binde thy soule , that at some certaine ... gives to thee his soule : ah there it stayde , Why shouldst thou not ? is not thy soule thine owne ? Then write againe ...
Page 92
... give himselfe to his Lord Lucifer , body and soule . Secondly , for confirmation of the same , he should make him a writing , written with his owne blood . Thirdly , that he would be an enemie to all Christian people . Fourthly , that ...
... give himselfe to his Lord Lucifer , body and soule . Secondly , for confirmation of the same , he should make him a writing , written with his owne blood . Thirdly , that he would be an enemie to all Christian people . Fourthly , that ...
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