English Drama, 1580-1642Tucker Brooke, Nathaniel Burton Paradise D.C. Heath, 1933 - Počet stran: 1044 |
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... things immortal are not subject to affections ; if allured or enchanted with these transitory things under the moon , you show Prol . tale . . . Moon : a fable events or persons 16 low : ( ' loue ' Q ) yourself senseless to attribute ...
... things immortal are not subject to affections ; if allured or enchanted with these transitory things under the moon , you show Prol . tale . . . Moon : a fable events or persons 16 low : ( ' loue ' Q ) yourself senseless to attribute ...
Strana 482
... things ; The price of souls ; even hell , with thee to boot , 24 Is made worth heaven . Thou art virtue , fame , 26 Bethlem : Bedlam , the hospital for the insane earth 25 390 35 Honour , and all things else . Who can get thee , He ...
... things ; The price of souls ; even hell , with thee to boot , 24 Is made worth heaven . Thou art virtue , fame , 26 Bethlem : Bedlam , the hospital for the insane earth 25 390 35 Honour , and all things else . Who can get thee , He ...
Strana 501
... things , How they have done this ! Volp . [ Aside . ] I do feel the fever Ent'ring in at mine ears ; O , for a charm , To fright it hence ! Lady P. Come nearer : is this curl 10 In his right place , or this ? Why is this higher Than all ...
... things , How they have done this ! Volp . [ Aside . ] I do feel the fever Ent'ring in at mine ears ; O , for a charm , To fright it hence ! Lady P. Come nearer : is this curl 10 In his right place , or this ? Why is this higher Than all ...
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THE ARRAIGNMENT OF PARIS Titlepage first edition | 1 |
EVERY MAN IN HIS HUMOUR | 2 |
THE OLD WIVES TALE | 24 |
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