The Plays of Shakspeare, Том 7Doubleday & McClure Company, 1897 |
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... loue Of good Leander and his Tragedie , For whom the Helespont weepes brinish teares , The greatest griefe is I cannot as I would Give entertainment to my deerest friend . Aur . Thankes noble Polidor my second selfe , The faithfull loue ...
... loue Of good Leander and his Tragedie , For whom the Helespont weepes brinish teares , The greatest griefe is I cannot as I would Give entertainment to my deerest friend . Aur . Thankes noble Polidor my second selfe , The faithfull loue ...
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... loue . Fer . Then when I haue talkt a word or two with hir , Doo you step in and giue her hand to me And tell her when the marriage day shal be For I doo know she would be married faine , And when our nuptiall rites be once performde ...
... loue . Fer . Then when I haue talkt a word or two with hir , Doo you step in and giue her hand to me And tell her when the marriage day shal be For I doo know she would be married faine , And when our nuptiall rites be once performde ...
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... loue as earst Leander did , Attempt to swimme the boyling helispont For Heros loue : no towers of brasse should hold But I would follow thee through those raging flouds With lockes disheuered and my brest all bare With bended knees vpon ...
... loue as earst Leander did , Attempt to swimme the boyling helispont For Heros loue : no towers of brasse should hold But I would follow thee through those raging flouds With lockes disheuered and my brest all bare With bended knees vpon ...
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