The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, Volume 7AMS Press, 1968 |
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Page 164
... Exeunt Ant . Cleo , and Enob . Sol . By Hecrules , I think , I am i ' th ' right . Can . Soldier , thou art ; but ... Exeunt . Caf . Strike not by land . Keep whole , provoke not battle , ' Till we have done at fea . Do not exceed The ...
... Exeunt Ant . Cleo , and Enob . Sol . By Hecrules , I think , I am i ' th ' right . Can . Soldier , thou art ; but ... Exeunt . Caf . Strike not by land . Keep whole , provoke not battle , ' Till we have done at fea . Do not exceed The ...
Page 248
... Exeunt Pofthumus and Iachimo . [ Exeunt . VII . Pray , let us follow ' em . SCENE Changes to Cymbeline's Palace in Britaine . Enter Queen , Ladies , and Cornelius with a Viol . Queen . WHILE yet the dew's on ground , gather Make hafte ...
... Exeunt Pofthumus and Iachimo . [ Exeunt . VII . Pray , let us follow ' em . SCENE Changes to Cymbeline's Palace in Britaine . Enter Queen , Ladies , and Cornelius with a Viol . Queen . WHILE yet the dew's on ground , gather Make hafte ...
Page 467
... Exeunt . Ther . That fame Diomede's a falfe - hearted rogue , a most unjust knave : I will no more truft him when he leers , than I will a ferpent when he hiffes : he will spend his mouth and promise , like Brabler the hound ; but when ...
... Exeunt . Ther . That fame Diomede's a falfe - hearted rogue , a most unjust knave : I will no more truft him when he leers , than I will a ferpent when he hiffes : he will spend his mouth and promise , like Brabler the hound ; but when ...
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