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... be offered to any gentlewoman , and very weak dealing . Rom . Nurfe , commend me to thy lady and miftrefs . I proteft unto thee ,Nurfe . Good heart ! and i'faith , I will tell her as much : Lord , lord , fhe will be a joyful woman .
... be offered to any gentlewoman , and very weak dealing . Rom . Nurfe , commend me to thy lady and miftrefs . I proteft unto thee ,Nurfe . Good heart ! and i'faith , I will tell her as much : Lord , lord , fhe will be a joyful woman .
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Ah , poor my lord , what tongue fhall fmooth thyname , When I , thy three - hours wife , have mangled it ?But , wherefore , villain didft thou kill my coufin ? That villain coufin would have kill'd my husband : Back , foolish tears ...
Ah , poor my lord , what tongue fhall fmooth thyname , When I , thy three - hours wife , have mangled it ?But , wherefore , villain didft thou kill my coufin ? That villain coufin would have kill'd my husband : Back , foolish tears ...
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O Lord , I could have ftaid here all the night , To hear good counfel : O , what learning is ! -- My lord , I'll tell my lady you will come . W Rom . Do fo , and bid my fweet prepare to chide . Nurfe . Here , fir , a ring the bid me ...
O Lord , I could have ftaid here all the night , To hear good counfel : O , what learning is ! -- My lord , I'll tell my lady you will come . W Rom . Do fo , and bid my fweet prepare to chide . Nurfe . Here , fir , a ring the bid me ...
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Monday , my lord . Cap . Monday ? ha ! ha ! Well , Wednesday is too foon , O ' Thursday let it be ; -o ' Thursday , tell her , She fhall be married to this noble earl :Will you be ready ? do you like this haste ?
Monday , my lord . Cap . Monday ? ha ! ha ! Well , Wednesday is too foon , O ' Thursday let it be ; -o ' Thursday , tell her , She fhall be married to this noble earl :Will you be ready ? do you like this haste ?
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Some aqua - vitæ , hol - My lord ! —my lady ! Enter Lady Capulet . La . Cap . What noife is here ? Nurfe . O lamentable day ! La . Cap . What's the matter ? Nurfe . Look , look ! O heavy day ! La . Cap . O me ! O me !
Some aqua - vitæ , hol - My lord ! —my lady ! Enter Lady Capulet . La . Cap . What noife is here ? Nurfe . O lamentable day ! La . Cap . What's the matter ? Nurfe . Look , look ! O heavy day ! La . Cap . O me ! O me !
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Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | The Plays of William Shakspeare ... Band 10 von The Plays of William Shakspeare, William Shakespeare |
| Autor/in | William Shakespeare |
| Herausgeber | Isaac Reed |
| Verlag | C. Bathurst, 1785 |
| Original von | University of Chicago |
| Digitalisiert | 11. Aug. 2015 |
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