The Works of Mr. William Shakespear;: In Six Volumes. Adorn'd with Cuts, 6 tomasJacob Tonson, 1709 |
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... these Mouth - made Vows , Which break themselves in Swearing . Ant . Most sweet Queen , Cleo . Nay pray you seek no colour for your going , But bid farewel , and go : When you sued staying , Then was the time for words : No going then ...
... these Mouth - made Vows , Which break themselves in Swearing . Ant . Most sweet Queen , Cleo . Nay pray you seek no colour for your going , But bid farewel , and go : When you sued staying , Then was the time for words : No going then ...
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... These Hands do lack Nobility , that they strike A meaner than my felf : fince I my felf Have given myself the cause . Come hither , Sir . Re - Enter the Messenger . Though it be honeft , it is never good To bring bad News : give to a ...
... These Hands do lack Nobility , that they strike A meaner than my felf : fince I my felf Have given myself the cause . Come hither , Sir . Re - Enter the Messenger . Though it be honeft , it is never good To bring bad News : give to a ...
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... These Quick - sands , Lepidus . Keep off them , for you fink . Men . Wilt thou be Lord of all the World ? Pom . What ... These three World - Sharers , these Competitors Are in thy Vessel . Let me cut the Cable . And when we are put ...
... These Quick - sands , Lepidus . Keep off them , for you fink . Men . Wilt thou be Lord of all the World ? Pom . What ... These three World - Sharers , these Competitors Are in thy Vessel . Let me cut the Cable . And when we are put ...
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... these Drums ! These Trumpets , Flutes ! what ! Let Neptune hear , we bid aloud farewel To these great Fellows . Sound and be hang'd , sound out . [ Sound a Flourish with Drums . Eno . Hoo says a ! There's my Cap . Men . Hoa , noble ...
... these Drums ! These Trumpets , Flutes ! what ! Let Neptune hear , we bid aloud farewel To these great Fellows . Sound and be hang'd , sound out . [ Sound a Flourish with Drums . Eno . Hoo says a ! There's my Cap . Men . Hoa , noble ...
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... these strong Neceffities , But let determin'd things to destiny Hold unbewail'd their way . Welcome to Rome : Nothing more dear to me . You are abus'd Beyond the mark of Thought ; and the high Gods To do you Justice , make his Ministers ...
... these strong Neceffities , But let determin'd things to destiny Hold unbewail'd their way . Welcome to Rome : Nothing more dear to me . You are abus'd Beyond the mark of Thought ; and the high Gods To do you Justice , make his Ministers ...
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