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Ĉmil . How goes it now ? he looks gentler than he did . Des . He says , he will return incontinent ; And hath commanded me to go to bed , And bid me to dismiss you . Ĉmil . Dismiss me ? Def . It was his bidding ; therefore , good Ĉmilia ...
Ĉmil . How goes it now ? he looks gentler than he did . Des . He says , he will return incontinent ; And hath commanded me to go to bed , And bid me to dismiss you . Ĉmil . Dismiss me ? Def . It was his bidding ; therefore , good Ĉmilia ...
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Ĉmil . Caffio , my Lord , hath kill'd A young Venetian , call'd Rodorigo . Oth . Rodorigo kill'd ? and Casio kill'd ? Ĉmil . No , Casio is not kill'd . Otb . Not Casio kill'd ? then murther's out of tune , And sweet revenge grows harsh ...
Ĉmil . Caffio , my Lord , hath kill'd A young Venetian , call'd Rodorigo . Oth . Rodorigo kill'd ? and Casio kill'd ? Ĉmil . No , Casio is not kill'd . Otb . Not Casio kill'd ? then murther's out of tune , And sweet revenge grows harsh ...
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Ĉmil . Oh , are you come , Iago ? you have done well , That men must lay their murthers on your neck . Gra . What is the matter ? Ĉmil . Disprove this villain , if thou be'lt a man ; He says , thou toldft him that his wife was false : I ...
Ĉmil . Oh , are you come , Iago ? you have done well , That men must lay their murthers on your neck . Gra . What is the matter ? Ĉmil . Disprove this villain , if thou be'lt a man ; He says , thou toldft him that his wife was false : I ...
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| Title | The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, Volume 8 The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, William Shakespeare |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Editor | William Warburton |
| Publisher | AMS Press, 1968 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 10 Jun 2009 |
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