Four English Tragedies of the 16th and 17th CenturiesJanet M. Morrell Penguin Books, 1953 - 375 стор. |
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... Ferd . No ? Cast . No , my lord , he were far better do it by a deputy . Ferd . Why should he not as well sleep or eat by a deputy ? This might take idle , offensive , and base office from him , whereas the other deprives him of honour ...
... Ferd . No ? Cast . No , my lord , he were far better do it by a deputy . Ferd . Why should he not as well sleep or eat by a deputy ? This might take idle , offensive , and base office from him , whereas the other deprives him of honour ...
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... Ferd . Marry ! they are most luxurious Will wed twice . Card . Oh , fie ! Ferd . Their livers are more spotted Than Laban's sheep . Duch . Diamonds are of most value , They say , that have passed through most jewellers ' hands . Ferd ...
... Ferd . Marry ! they are most luxurious Will wed twice . Card . Oh , fie ! Ferd . Their livers are more spotted Than Laban's sheep . Duch . Diamonds are of most value , They say , that have passed through most jewellers ' hands . Ferd ...
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... Ferd . Or is it true thou art but a bare name , And no essential thing ? Duch . Sir , Ferd . Do not speak . Duch . No , sir : I will plant my soul in mine ears , to hear you . Ferd . O most imperfect light of human reason , That mak'st ...
... Ferd . Or is it true thou art but a bare name , And no essential thing ? Duch . Sir , Ferd . Do not speak . Duch . No , sir : I will plant my soul in mine ears , to hear you . Ferd . O most imperfect light of human reason , That mak'st ...
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