The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, Volume 7AMS Press, 1968 |
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Page 249
... She doth think , fhe has Strange ling'ring poifons ; I do know her fpirit , And will not truft one of her malice with A drug of fuch damn'd nature . Thofe , fhe has , Will ftupifie and dull the fenfe a while ; Which first , perchance ...
... She doth think , fhe has Strange ling'ring poifons ; I do know her fpirit , And will not truft one of her malice with A drug of fuch damn'd nature . Thofe , fhe has , Will ftupifie and dull the fenfe a while ; Which first , perchance ...
Page 298
... She looks as like A thing more made of malice , than of duty ; We've noted it . Call her before us , for We've been ... She's a lady So tender of rebukes , that words are strokes , And ftrokes death to her . Re - enter the Servant . Cym ...
... She looks as like A thing more made of malice , than of duty ; We've noted it . Call her before us , for We've been ... She's a lady So tender of rebukes , that words are strokes , And ftrokes death to her . Re - enter the Servant . Cym ...
Page 468
... She will fing to any man at first fight . Ther . And any man may fing to her , if he can take her cliff . She's noted . Dio . Will you remember ? Cre . Remember ; yes . Dio . Nay , but do then ; and let your mind be coupled with your ...
... She will fing to any man at first fight . Ther . And any man may fing to her , if he can take her cliff . She's noted . Dio . Will you remember ? Cre . Remember ; yes . Dio . Nay , but do then ; and let your mind be coupled with your ...
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