The Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 9T. Tegg, 1812 |
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... words to fair faith : Troilus shall be such to Cressid , as what envy can say worst , shall be a mock for his ... word for her too ; our kin- dred , though they be long ere they are wooed , they are constant , being won : they are ...
... words to fair faith : Troilus shall be such to Cressid , as what envy can say worst , shall be a mock for his ... word for her too ; our kin- dred , though they be long ere they are wooed , they are constant , being won : they are ...
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... word possess is frequent in our author . JOHNSON . Line 473. Never's my day , and then a kiss of you . ] I once gave both these lines to Cressida . She bids Ulysses beg a kiss ; he asks that he may have it , When Helen is a maid again ...
... word possess is frequent in our author . JOHNSON . Line 473. Never's my day , and then a kiss of you . ] I once gave both these lines to Cressida . She bids Ulysses beg a kiss ; he asks that he may have it , When Helen is a maid again ...
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... word knight as often as it occurs is sure to bring with it the idea of chivalry , and revives the memory of Amadis and his followers , rather than that of the mighty confederates who fought on either side in the Trojan war . STEEVENS ...
... word knight as often as it occurs is sure to bring with it the idea of chivalry , and revives the memory of Amadis and his followers , rather than that of the mighty confederates who fought on either side in the Trojan war . STEEVENS ...
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The Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare; Illustrated: Embracing A Life of ... William Shakespeare No preview available - 2006 |
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