The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volume 7F. C. and J. Rivington, 1823 - Theater |
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... thou dost nod , thou break'st thy instrument ; I'll take it from thee ; and , good boy , good night . Let me see , let me see ; -Is not the leaf turn'd down , Where I left reading ? Here it is , I think . [ He sits down . Enter the ...
... thou dost nod , thou break'st thy instrument ; I'll take it from thee ; and , good boy , good night . Let me see , let me see ; -Is not the leaf turn'd down , Where I left reading ? Here it is , I think . [ He sits down . Enter the ...
Page 269
... thou ? Gui . More slavish did I ne'er , than answering A slave , without a knock . Clo . A thing Thou art a robber , A law - breaker , a villain : Yield thee , thief . Gui . To who ? to thee ? What art thou ? Have not I An arm as big as ...
... thou ? Gui . More slavish did I ne'er , than answering A slave , without a knock . Clo . A thing Thou art a robber , A law - breaker , a villain : Yield thee , thief . Gui . To who ? to thee ? What art thou ? Have not I An arm as big as ...
Page 380
... thou swear to me , my child shall live . Luc . Tell on thy mind ; I say , thy child shall live . Aar . Swear , that he shall , and then I will begin . Luc . Who should I swear by ? thou believ'st no god ; That granted , how canst thou ...
... thou swear to me , my child shall live . Luc . Tell on thy mind ; I say , thy child shall live . Aar . Swear , that he shall , and then I will begin . Luc . Who should I swear by ? thou believ'st no god ; That granted , how canst thou ...
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