The Works of Mr. William Shakespear; in Eight Volumes: Adorn'd with Cutts. Revis'd and Corrected, with an Account of the Life and Writings of the Author, by N. Rowe, Esq; to this Edition is Added, a Table of the Most Sublime Passages in this Author..J. Tonson: and are to be sold, 1714 |
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... my noble Lord , Where hateful Death puc on his ugliest Mask To fright our Party . North . How doth my Son , and Brother ? Thou trembleft ; and the whitenefs in thy Cheek La г Is apter than thy Tongue , to tell thy 10 The Second Part of.
... my noble Lord , Where hateful Death puc on his ugliest Mask To fright our Party . North . How doth my Son , and Brother ? Thou trembleft ; and the whitenefs in thy Cheek La г Is apter than thy Tongue , to tell thy 10 The Second Part of.
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... Brother , thus . So fought the noble Dowglass ,, Stopping my greedy Ear with their bold Deeds . But in the end , to stop mine Ear indeed , Thou haft a Sigh , to blow away this Praise , Ending with Brother , Son , and all are dead . Mort ...
... Brother , thus . So fought the noble Dowglass ,, Stopping my greedy Ear with their bold Deeds . But in the end , to stop mine Ear indeed , Thou haft a Sigh , to blow away this Praise , Ending with Brother , Son , and all are dead . Mort ...
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... Brother , and that I am a proper Fellow of my Hands ; and thofe two things I confels I cannot help . Look , look , here comes Bardolph . P. Henry . And the Boy that I gave Falstaff ; he had him from me Chriftian , and fee if the fat ...
... Brother , and that I am a proper Fellow of my Hands ; and thofe two things I confels I cannot help . Look , look , here comes Bardolph . P. Henry . And the Boy that I gave Falstaff ; he had him from me Chriftian , and fee if the fat ...
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... Brothers and Sifters : And Sir John with all Europa . My Lord , I will feep this Letter in Sack , and make him cat it . P. Henry . That's to make him eat twenty of his Words . But do y ufe me thus , Ned ? Muft I marry your you fter ? Si ...
... Brothers and Sifters : And Sir John with all Europa . My Lord , I will feep this Letter in Sack , and make him cat it . P. Henry . That's to make him eat twenty of his Words . But do y ufe me thus , Ned ? Muft I marry your you fter ? Si ...
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... Brother ? P.Henry . Why , thou Globe of finful Continents , what a Life doft thou lead ? Fal . A better than thou : I am a Gentleman , thou art a Drawer . P. Henry . Very true , Sir : And I come to draw you out by the Ears . Heft . Oh ...
... Brother ? P.Henry . Why , thou Globe of finful Continents , what a Life doft thou lead ? Fal . A better than thou : I am a Gentleman , thou art a Drawer . P. Henry . Very true , Sir : And I come to draw you out by the Ears . Heft . Oh ...
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