The Plays of William Shakespeare: In Twenty-one Volumes, with the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, to which are Added Notes, Volume 20J. Nichols and Son, 1813 |
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Page 271
... brest . Now whilst these kyndreds do remayne in this estate , And eche with outward frendly shew dooth hyde his inward hate , One Romeus , who was of race a Montague , Upon whose tender chyn as yet no manlyke beard there grewe , Whose ...
... brest . Now whilst these kyndreds do remayne in this estate , And eche with outward frendly shew dooth hyde his inward hate , One Romeus , who was of race a Montague , Upon whose tender chyn as yet no manlyke beard there grewe , Whose ...
Page 272
... brest so depe , That doutefull is he now which of the twayne is best , In sighs , in teares , in plainte , in care , in sorrow and vnrest , He mones the daye , he wakes the long and wery night ; So deepe hath loue , with pearcing hand ...
... brest so depe , That doutefull is he now which of the twayne is best , In sighs , in teares , in plainte , in care , in sorrow and vnrest , He mones the daye , he wakes the long and wery night ; So deepe hath loue , with pearcing hand ...
Page 276
... brest had roote , and both would haue it grow . When thus in both theyr harts had Cupide made his breache , And eche of them had sought the meane to end the warre by speache , Dame Fortune did assent , theyr purpose to advaunce . With ...
... brest had roote , and both would haue it grow . When thus in both theyr harts had Cupide made his breache , And eche of them had sought the meane to end the warre by speache , Dame Fortune did assent , theyr purpose to advaunce . With ...
Page 278
... brest keepe in the liuely breath . Wherefore with piteous plaint feerce Fortune doth he blame , That in his ruth and wretched plight doth seeke her laughing game , And he reproueth loue cheefe cause of his vnrest , Who ease and freedome ...
... brest keepe in the liuely breath . Wherefore with piteous plaint feerce Fortune doth he blame , That in his ruth and wretched plight doth seeke her laughing game , And he reproueth loue cheefe cause of his vnrest , Who ease and freedome ...
Page 279
... brest , By straying thus from raysons lore , that reue thy wonted rest ? What if his suttell brayne to fayne haue taught his tong , And so the snake that lurkes in grasse thy tender hart hath stong ? What if with frendly speache the ...
... brest , By straying thus from raysons lore , that reue thy wonted rest ? What if his suttell brayne to fayne haue taught his tong , And so the snake that lurkes in grasse thy tender hart hath stong ? What if with frendly speache the ...
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