The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, Volume 7AMS Press, 1968 |
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Page 178
... once more To kifs thefe lips , I will appear in blood ; I and my fword will earn my chronicle ; There's hope in't yet . Cleo . That's my brave lord . Ant . I will be treble - finew'd , hearted , breath'd , And fight maliciously : for ...
... once more To kifs thefe lips , I will appear in blood ; I and my fword will earn my chronicle ; There's hope in't yet . Cleo . That's my brave lord . Ant . I will be treble - finew'd , hearted , breath'd , And fight maliciously : for ...
Page 199
... once , Or thy precedent fervices are all But accidents unpurpos'd . Draw , and come . Eros . Turn from me then that noble countenance , Wherein the worship of the whole world lies . Ant . Lo thee . Eros . My fword is drawn . Ant . Then ...
... once , Or thy precedent fervices are all But accidents unpurpos'd . Draw , and come . Eros . Turn from me then that noble countenance , Wherein the worship of the whole world lies . Ant . Lo thee . Eros . My fword is drawn . Ant . Then ...
Page 213
... once be chaftis'd with the fober eye Of dull Octavia . Shall they hoift me up , And fhew me to the fhouting varlotry ... once be neceffary , ] This nonfenfe should be retorm'd thus , If idle TIME will once be neceffary . i . e . if ...
... once be chaftis'd with the fober eye Of dull Octavia . Shall they hoift me up , And fhew me to the fhouting varlotry ... once be neceffary , ] This nonfenfe should be retorm'd thus , If idle TIME will once be neceffary . i . e . if ...
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