The Plays of Shakspeare, Том 3Doubleday & McClure Company, 1897 |
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... Lach . My face I haue disfigured , that vnknowne I may againe be plac'd in Timons howse : Laches is turn'd to a souldier , A resolute hackster with his scarrs and sword ; My wiskers hanging o're the ouerlipp ; All things agree . - Hoi ...
... Lach . My face I haue disfigured , that vnknowne I may againe be plac'd in Timons howse : Laches is turn'd to a souldier , A resolute hackster with his scarrs and sword ; My wiskers hanging o're the ouerlipp ; All things agree . - Hoi ...
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... Lach . Who art ? Her . Nemesis hath pluc't myne eyes out . Lach . What Nemesis ? Her . My euill spiritt : I am More blynde than any mole ; prythee , leade me To Timons howse . Lach . Thou art not blynd ; some man hath hood winckt thee ...
... Lach . Who art ? Her . Nemesis hath pluc't myne eyes out . Lach . What Nemesis ? Her . My euill spiritt : I am More blynde than any mole ; prythee , leade me To Timons howse . Lach . Thou art not blynd ; some man hath hood winckt thee ...
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... Lach . Here , in this brest . Tim . Thou liest . There is noe faith ; tis but an idle name , A shaddowe , or nearer vnto nothing , If any thinge . Lach . Lett me but followe thee . Tim . If thou wilt follow me , then chainge thy shape ...
... Lach . Here , in this brest . Tim . Thou liest . There is noe faith ; tis but an idle name , A shaddowe , or nearer vnto nothing , If any thinge . Lach . Lett me but followe thee . Tim . If thou wilt follow me , then chainge thy shape ...
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