The Plays of William Shakspeare, Band 10 |
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... mistress . Satisfy LEON . The entreaties of your mistress - fatisfy ? - Let that fuffice . I have trufted thee , Camillo , With all the nearest things to my heart , as well My chamber - councils : wherein , priest - like , thou Haft ...
... mistress . Satisfy LEON . The entreaties of your mistress - fatisfy ? - Let that fuffice . I have trufted thee , Camillo , With all the nearest things to my heart , as well My chamber - councils : wherein , priest - like , thou Haft ...
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... mistress , So Jovereignly being honourable . I have lov'd thee , & c . ] The laft hemiftich affign'd to Ca- millo muft have been mistakenly placed to him . It is disrespec and infolence in Camillo to his king , to tell him that he has ...
... mistress , So Jovereignly being honourable . I have lov'd thee , & c . ] The laft hemiftich affign'd to Ca- millo muft have been mistakenly placed to him . It is disrespec and infolence in Camillo to his king , to tell him that he has ...
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... mistress , I cannot believe that he has played you falfe , has difhonoured you . However , the text is very intelligible as now regulated . Camillo is going to give the king inftances of his love , and is interrupted . I fee no ...
... mistress , I cannot believe that he has played you falfe , has difhonoured you . However , the text is very intelligible as now regulated . Camillo is going to give the king inftances of his love , and is interrupted . I fee no ...
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... Mistress , by T. Heywood , 1636 : " Witch and hag , crone and beldam . ' 11 91 Again , in Heywood's Golden Age , 1611 : " All the gold in Crete cannot get one of you old crones with child . Again , in the ancient enterlude of The ...
... Mistress , by T. Heywood , 1636 : " Witch and hag , crone and beldam . ' 11 91 Again , in Heywood's Golden Age , 1611 : " All the gold in Crete cannot get one of you old crones with child . Again , in the ancient enterlude of The ...
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... mistress o'the feaft : Come on , And bid us welcome to your fheep - fhearing , As your good flock fhall profper . " PER . Welcome , fir ! [ To POL . It is my father's will , I fhould take on me The hoftefsfhip o'the day : -You're ...
... mistress o'the feaft : Come on , And bid us welcome to your fheep - fhearing , As your good flock fhall profper . " PER . Welcome , fir ! [ To POL . It is my father's will , I fhould take on me The hoftefsfhip o'the day : -You're ...
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