The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, Volume 3AMS Press, 1968 |
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Page 92
... fervice . Laf . So you were a knave at his fervice , indeed . Clo . And I would give his wife my folly , Sir , to do her service . Laf . I will fubfcribe for thee , thou art both knave and fool . Clo . At your fervice . Laf . No , no ...
... fervice . Laf . So you were a knave at his fervice , indeed . Clo . And I would give his wife my folly , Sir , to do her service . Laf . I will fubfcribe for thee , thou art both knave and fool . Clo . At your fervice . Laf . No , no ...
Page 93
... fervice . Laf . So you were a knave at his fervice , indeed . Clo . And I would give his wife my folly , Sir , to do her fervice . Laf . I will fubfcribe for thee , thou art both knave and fool . Clo . At your fervice . Laf . No , no ...
... fervice . Laf . So you were a knave at his fervice , indeed . Clo . And I would give his wife my folly , Sir , to do her fervice . Laf . I will fubfcribe for thee , thou art both knave and fool . Clo . At your fervice . Laf . No , no ...
Page 326
... fervice , ] Every one fees the humour of this military expreffion of land - fervice ; and how well it is adapted to the character . Yet the Oxford Editor alters it to land- fight . " land " land - fervice - to fee how the bear 326 The ...
... fervice , ] Every one fees the humour of this military expreffion of land - fervice ; and how well it is adapted to the character . Yet the Oxford Editor alters it to land- fight . " land " land - fervice - to fee how the bear 326 The ...
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