The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, Volume 3AMS Press, 1968 |
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... thought them none . Her eye is fick on't ; I obferve her now . -- Hel . What is your pleasure , Madam ? Count ... thought them none ] We fhould read , O ! then we thought them none . A motive for pity and pardon ; agreeable to fact , and ...
... thought them none . Her eye is fick on't ; I obferve her now . -- Hel . What is your pleasure , Madam ? Count ... thought them none ] We fhould read , O ! then we thought them none . A motive for pity and pardon ; agreeable to fact , and ...
Page 42
... thought is fine . The thought is fine . For by the immediate heir to nature , we muft understand one who inherits wisdom and beauty in a fupreme degree . From hence it appears that young is a faulty reading , for that does not , like ...
... thought is fine . The thought is fine . For by the immediate heir to nature , we muft understand one who inherits wisdom and beauty in a fupreme degree . From hence it appears that young is a faulty reading , for that does not , like ...
Page 107
... thought upon mine honour , Than for to think that I would fink it here . King . Sir for my thoughts , you have them ill to friend , ' Till your deeds gain them : fairer prove your honour , Than in my thought it lies ! Dia . Good my lord ...
... thought upon mine honour , Than for to think that I would fink it here . King . Sir for my thoughts , you have them ill to friend , ' Till your deeds gain them : fairer prove your honour , Than in my thought it lies ! Dia . Good my lord ...
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