The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, Volume 3AMS Press, 1968 |
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Page 63
... things they go under ; ] Mr.Theobald explains these words by , They are not really fo true and fince reas in appearance ... thing which in Shakespear's writing is not to be overlooked , but principally because the question here is not ...
... things they go under ; ] Mr.Theobald explains these words by , They are not really fo true and fince reas in appearance ... thing which in Shakespear's writing is not to be overlooked , but principally because the question here is not ...
Page 327
... things dying , I with things new born . Here's a fight for thee ; look thee , a bearing - cloth for a fquire's child ... thing but fecrefie . Let my fheep go : come , good boy , the next way home . Clo . Go you the next way with your ...
... things dying , I with things new born . Here's a fight for thee ; look thee , a bearing - cloth for a fquire's child ... thing but fecrefie . Let my fheep go : come , good boy , the next way home . Clo . Go you the next way with your ...
Page 338
... thing to any , if I be not thine . To this I am most constant , Tho ' destiny say no . Be merry , ( Gentle , ) Strangle fuch thoughts as thefe , with any thing That you behold the while . Your guests are coming : Lift up your ...
... thing to any , if I be not thine . To this I am most constant , Tho ' destiny say no . Be merry , ( Gentle , ) Strangle fuch thoughts as thefe , with any thing That you behold the while . Your guests are coming : Lift up your ...
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