The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, Volume 7AMS Press, 1968 |
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Page 124
... never Did urge me in his act : I did require it , 4 And have my learning from fome true reports That drew their ... never Did urge me in his a & t : - i.e. never did make ufe of my name as a pretence for the war . Ant . Ant . So much ...
... never Did urge me in his act : I did require it , 4 And have my learning from fome true reports That drew their ... never Did urge me in his a & t : - i.e. never did make ufe of my name as a pretence for the war . Ant . Ant . So much ...
Page 141
... never come , To make my heart her vaffal . Lep . Well met here . Pomp . I hope fo , Lepidus , thus we are agreed : I crave , our composition may be written And feal'd between us . Caf . That's the next to do . Pom . We'll feaft each ...
... never come , To make my heart her vaffal . Lep . Well met here . Pomp . I hope fo , Lepidus , thus we are agreed : I crave , our composition may be written And feal'd between us . Caf . That's the next to do . Pom . We'll feaft each ...
Page 210
... never palates more the Dugg :) The beggar's nurse , and Cæfar's . 1 and it is great To do that thing , that ends all other deeds ; Which hackles accidents , and bolts up change ; Which fleeps , and never palates more the DUNG : The ...
... never palates more the Dugg :) The beggar's nurse , and Cæfar's . 1 and it is great To do that thing , that ends all other deeds ; Which hackles accidents , and bolts up change ; Which fleeps , and never palates more the DUNG : The ...
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