The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, Volume 7AMS Press, 1968 |
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Page 418
... Sweet Queen , sweet Queen , that's a sweet Queen , P'faith . Helen . And to make a fweet lady fad , is a fower offence . Nay , that fhall not ferve your turn , that shall it not in truth , la . Nay , I care not for fuch words , no , no ...
... Sweet Queen , sweet Queen , that's a sweet Queen , P'faith . Helen . And to make a fweet lady fad , is a fower offence . Nay , that fhall not ferve your turn , that shall it not in truth , la . Nay , I care not for fuch words , no , no ...
Page 467
... Sweet draught - fweet , quoth a sweet fink , fweet fewer . Achil . Good night , and welcome , both at once , to Those That go or tarry . Aga . Good night . Acbil . Old Neftor tarries , and you too , Diomede , Keep Hector company an hour ...
... Sweet draught - fweet , quoth a sweet fink , fweet fewer . Achil . Good night , and welcome , both at once , to Those That go or tarry . Aga . Good night . Acbil . Old Neftor tarries , and you too , Diomede , Keep Hector company an hour ...
Page 468
... Sweet honey Greek , tempt me no more to folly . Ther . Roguery →→→→→ Dio . Nay , then- - Cre . I'll tell you what . Dio . Pho ! pho ! come , tell a pin , you are a for- fworn- Cre . In faith , I can't : what would you have me do ...
... Sweet honey Greek , tempt me no more to folly . Ther . Roguery →→→→→ Dio . Nay , then- - Cre . I'll tell you what . Dio . Pho ! pho ! come , tell a pin , you are a for- fworn- Cre . In faith , I can't : what would you have me do ...
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