The Plays of Shakspeare, Том 3Doubleday & McClure Company, 1897 |
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... Stil . Tis true , not circumscriptiuely as the last spheare , nor repletiuely , but definitiuely as an angell ; this hee spake tentatiuely , not dogmatically . Tim . What , wilt thou not vouchesafe to looke on mee ? Her . Bee gone , bee ...
... Stil . Tis true , not circumscriptiuely as the last spheare , nor repletiuely , but definitiuely as an angell ; this hee spake tentatiuely , not dogmatically . Tim . What , wilt thou not vouchesafe to looke on mee ? Her . Bee gone , bee ...
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... Stil . The chiefest good in vertue doth consiste . Speus . Whose rage is moderate , that man is wise . Stil . He that is wise is rich . Speus . Whome fortune quailes Is poore and base . Tim . Your counsaile hath deseru'd these thanks ...
... Stil . The chiefest good in vertue doth consiste . Speus . Whose rage is moderate , that man is wise . Stil . He that is wise is rich . Speus . Whome fortune quailes Is poore and base . Tim . Your counsaile hath deseru'd these thanks ...
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... Stil . What dost thou meane ? A number numbering , or numbered ? Pseud . My eares attende not to these idle trifles : Thou art a trifling philosopher ; peace : Perseus , hee had a winged horse . Dem . The allegory of this fable I ...
... Stil . What dost thou meane ? A number numbering , or numbered ? Pseud . My eares attende not to these idle trifles : Thou art a trifling philosopher ; peace : Perseus , hee had a winged horse . Dem . The allegory of this fable I ...
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