English Drama, 1580-1642Tucker Brooke, Nathaniel Burton Paradise D.C. Heath, 1933 - Počet stran: 1044 |
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... speak not for him ! let the peasant go . Que . ' T is for myself I speak , and not for him . Pem . No speaking will prevail , and therefore cease . 220 Mor . Jun . Fair queen , forbear to angle for the fish Which , being caught ...
... speak not for him ! let the peasant go . Que . ' T is for myself I speak , and not for him . Pem . No speaking will prevail , and therefore cease . 220 Mor . Jun . Fair queen , forbear to angle for the fish Which , being caught ...
Strana 305
... speak not , answer not ; I love you , nay , let me speak the rest ; Bid me to swear , and I will call to record The host of Heaven . Anne . The host of Heaven forbid Wendoll should hatch such a disloyal thought ! Wen . Such is my fate ...
... speak not , answer not ; I love you , nay , let me speak the rest ; Bid me to swear , and I will call to record The host of Heaven . Anne . The host of Heaven forbid Wendoll should hatch such a disloyal thought ! Wen . Such is my fate ...
Strana 370
... Speak , Maque- relle , speak . 5 Maq . To speak feelingly , more , more richly in solid sense than worthless words , give me those jewels of your ears to receive my enforced duty . As for my part , ' t is well known I can put up ...
... Speak , Maque- relle , speak . 5 Maq . To speak feelingly , more , more richly in solid sense than worthless words , give me those jewels of your ears to receive my enforced duty . As for my part , ' t is well known I can put up ...
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