The works of Shakespear, with a glossary, pr. from the Oxford ed. in quarto, 1744 [by Sir T.Hanmer]. |
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... it felf is nature . Per . So it is . Pol . Then make your garden rich in gilly - flowers , And do not call them baftards . Per . I'll not put VOL . IV . F The The dibble in earth , to set one flip of The Winter's Tale .
... it felf is nature . Per . So it is . Pol . Then make your garden rich in gilly - flowers , And do not call them baftards . Per . I'll not put VOL . IV . F The The dibble in earth , to set one flip of The Winter's Tale .
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... set one flip of them : No more than were I painted , I would wish This youth fhall fay ' twere well ; and only therefore Defire to breed by me . Here's flowers for you ; Hot lavender , mints , favoury , marjoram , The mary - gold , that ...
... set one flip of them : No more than were I painted , I would wish This youth fhall fay ' twere well ; and only therefore Defire to breed by me . Here's flowers for you ; Hot lavender , mints , favoury , marjoram , The mary - gold , that ...
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... Set lefs than thou throweft an end Leave thy drink and thy whore ,! And keep within door , - And thou shalt have more a Than two tens to a score . -Kent . This is nothing , fool.s .I 114 [ To Kent . 2 } Fool . Then it is like the breath ...
... Set lefs than thou throweft an end Leave thy drink and thy whore ,! And keep within door , - And thou shalt have more a Than two tens to a score . -Kent . This is nothing , fool.s .I 114 [ To Kent . 2 } Fool . Then it is like the breath ...
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... 'll look no more , Left my brain turn and the deficient fight Topple down headlong . Glo . Set me where you stand . [ fearful Edg . Give me your hand : you're now within a foot of Of th ' extream verge : for all below the King LEAR . 159.
... 'll look no more , Left my brain turn and the deficient fight Topple down headlong . Glo . Set me where you stand . [ fearful Edg . Give me your hand : you're now within a foot of Of th ' extream verge : for all below the King LEAR . 159.
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... Set armed difcord ' twixt these perjur'd Kings . Hear me , oh hear me ! Auft . Lady Conftance , peace . Conft . War , war , no peace ; peace is to me a war ! O Lymoges , O Auftria ! thou doft fhame That bloody ( poil : thou flave , thou ...
... Set armed difcord ' twixt these perjur'd Kings . Hear me , oh hear me ! Auft . Lady Conftance , peace . Conft . War , war , no peace ; peace is to me a war ! O Lymoges , O Auftria ! thou doft fhame That bloody ( poil : thou flave , thou ...
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