The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, Volume 7AMS Press, 1968 |
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Page 161
... most wretched , That have my heart parted betwixt two friends , That do afflict each other ! Caf . Welcome hither Your letters did with - hold our breaking forth , ' Till we perceiv'd , both how you were wrong led , And we in negligent ...
... most wretched , That have my heart parted betwixt two friends , That do afflict each other ! Caf . Welcome hither Your letters did with - hold our breaking forth , ' Till we perceiv'd , both how you were wrong led , And we in negligent ...
Page 226
... funeral ; And then to Rome : come , Dolabella , fee High order in this great folemnity . [ Exeunt omnes . CYMB E- CYMBELINE A TRAGEDY . Q2 DRAMATIS PERSONÆ . CYMBELINE ,. 226 ANTONY and CLEOPATRA . Caf. Most probable, ...
... funeral ; And then to Rome : come , Dolabella , fee High order in this great folemnity . [ Exeunt omnes . CYMB E- CYMBELINE A TRAGEDY . Q2 DRAMATIS PERSONÆ . CYMBELINE ,. 226 ANTONY and CLEOPATRA . Caf. Most probable, ...
Page 360
... most conftant wife ; who , even now , Answering the letter of the Oracle , Unknown to you , unfought , were clipt about With this most tender air . Cym . This has fome feeming . Sooth . The lofty cedar , royal Cymbeline , Perfonates ...
... most conftant wife ; who , even now , Answering the letter of the Oracle , Unknown to you , unfought , were clipt about With this most tender air . Cym . This has fome feeming . Sooth . The lofty cedar , royal Cymbeline , Perfonates ...
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