The Plays of William Shakspeare, Band 10 |
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... yourself to be cajoled or impofed upon ? - " What my cousin Defmond hath compaffed , as I know not , fo I befhrew his naked heart for holding out fo long . But go to , fuppofe hee never bee had ; what is Kildare to blame for it , more ...
... yourself to be cajoled or impofed upon ? - " What my cousin Defmond hath compaffed , as I know not , fo I befhrew his naked heart for holding out fo long . But go to , fuppofe hee never bee had ; what is Kildare to blame for it , more ...
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... yourself , what you do know , you must ; And cannot fay , you dare not . Good Camilla , Your chang'd complexions are to me a mirror , Which fhows me mine chang'd too : for I must be A party in this alteration , finding Myfelf thus alter ...
... yourself , what you do know , you must ; And cannot fay , you dare not . Good Camilla , Your chang'd complexions are to me a mirror , Which fhows me mine chang'd too : for I must be A party in this alteration , finding Myfelf thus alter ...
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... yourself and me Cry , loft , and fo good - night . 2 In whofe fuccefs we are gentle , ] I know not whether fuccefs here does not mean fucceffion , JOHNSON . Gentle in the text is evidently opposed to simple ; alluding to the diftinction ...
... yourself and me Cry , loft , and fo good - night . 2 In whofe fuccefs we are gentle , ] I know not whether fuccefs here does not mean fucceffion , JOHNSON . Gentle in the text is evidently opposed to simple ; alluding to the diftinction ...
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... Yourself , your queen , your fon . I. LORD . For her , my lord , I dare my life lay down , and will do't , fir , Pleafe you to accept it , that the queen is fpotless I'the eyes of heaven , and to you ; I mean , In this which you accufe ...
... Yourself , your queen , your fon . I. LORD . For her , my lord , I dare my life lay down , and will do't , fir , Pleafe you to accept it , that the queen is fpotless I'the eyes of heaven , and to you ; I mean , In this which you accufe ...
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... yourself Hardly one fubject . LEON . Hang all the husbands , Once more , take her hence . PAUL . A most unworthy and unnatural lord Can do no more . LEON . PAUL . I'll have thee burn'd . It is an heretick , that makes the fire , I care ...
... yourself Hardly one fubject . LEON . Hang all the husbands , Once more , take her hence . PAUL . A most unworthy and unnatural lord Can do no more . LEON . PAUL . I'll have thee burn'd . It is an heretick , that makes the fire , I care ...
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