The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, Volume 7AMS Press, 1968 |
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... thee fo much wrong to wake thee . If thou doft nod , thou break'ft thy inftrument , I'll take it from thee ; and , good boy , good night . But let me fee - is not the leaf turn'd down , Where I left reading ? here it is , I think . [ He ...
... thee fo much wrong to wake thee . If thou doft nod , thou break'ft thy inftrument , I'll take it from thee ; and , good boy , good night . But let me fee - is not the leaf turn'd down , Where I left reading ? here it is , I think . [ He ...
Page 136
... thee ! Mef . Good Madam , patience . Cleo . What fay you ? [ Strikes bim down . [ Strikes bim . 7 Fll fet thee in a power of gold , and bail Rich pearls upon thee . ] That is , I will give thee a kingdom ; it being the eastern ceremony ...
... thee ! Mef . Good Madam , patience . Cleo . What fay you ? [ Strikes bim down . [ Strikes bim . 7 Fll fet thee in a power of gold , and bail Rich pearls upon thee . ] That is , I will give thee a kingdom ; it being the eastern ceremony ...
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... thee paufe , and take thy breath , When that a Ring of Greeks have hem'd thee in , Like an Olympian wrestling . This I've seen : But this thy countenance , ftill lock'd in steel , I never faw ' till now . I knew thy Grandfire , And once ...
... thee paufe , and take thy breath , When that a Ring of Greeks have hem'd thee in , Like an Olympian wrestling . This I've seen : But this thy countenance , ftill lock'd in steel , I never faw ' till now . I knew thy Grandfire , And once ...
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