The Plays and Poems of William Shakspeare, Volume 11R. C. and J. Rivington, 1821 |
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Page 216
... selfe kinge , and I shall conveie the matter so wiselie , that thou shalt be satisfied at thy pleasure in such secret wise , that no man shall be aware thereof . " Then said Malcolme , I am also the most avaritious creature in the earth ...
... selfe kinge , and I shall conveie the matter so wiselie , that thou shalt be satisfied at thy pleasure in such secret wise , that no man shall be aware thereof . " Then said Malcolme , I am also the most avaritious creature in the earth ...
Page 217
... lust , but so false a traitor withall , that no trust is to be had unto anie woord he speaketh . Adieu Scotland , for now I account my selfe a banished man for Bestride our down - fall'n birthdom ' : morn , SC . III . 217 MACBETH .
... lust , but so false a traitor withall , that no trust is to be had unto anie woord he speaketh . Adieu Scotland , for now I account my selfe a banished man for Bestride our down - fall'n birthdom ' : morn , SC . III . 217 MACBETH .
Page 243
... selfe chek mate . " " Richard raught him with a barr of bras " That he caught at the gate ; " He brake his legges , he cryed alas , 66 And felle alle chek mate . " STEEVENS . Scory , in the commendatory verses prefixed to Drayton's He ...
... selfe chek mate . " " Richard raught him with a barr of bras " That he caught at the gate ; " He brake his legges , he cryed alas , 66 And felle alle chek mate . " STEEVENS . Scory , in the commendatory verses prefixed to Drayton's He ...
Page 328
... selfe, I haue freely offered, and l perceiue is despised, or at the least very lightly regarded. ' 1-. “ Siluio wondering at these wordes, but more amazed that shee ,-could so rightly call him by his name, could not tell what to make ...
... selfe, I haue freely offered, and l perceiue is despised, or at the least very lightly regarded. ' 1-. “ Siluio wondering at these wordes, but more amazed that shee ,-could so rightly call him by his name, could not tell what to make ...
Page 321
... selfe from out my syght , 66 procure no greater stryfe , Synce y ' these teares , had neuer force " to moue thy stoneye harte , Let neuer these my weryed eyes , Departe . 66 se the no more . This sayde , in haste she hieth in , " and ...
... selfe from out my syght , 66 procure no greater stryfe , Synce y ' these teares , had neuer force " to moue thy stoneye harte , Let neuer these my weryed eyes , Departe . 66 se the no more . This sayde , in haste she hieth in , " and ...
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