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 284
... woordes alone , This barefoote fryer gyrt with cord his grayish weede , For he of Frauncis order was a fryer , as I reede . Not as the most was he , a grosse vnlearned foole , But doctor of diuinitie proceded he in schoole . The ...
... woordes alone , This barefoote fryer gyrt with cord his grayish weede , For he of Frauncis order was a fryer , as I reede . Not as the most was he , a grosse vnlearned foole , But doctor of diuinitie proceded he in schoole . The ...
Page 291
... woordes gan aunswere in this wise : 66 Though cruell Fortune be so much my dedly foe , That I ne can by lively proofe cause thee , fayre dame , to know How much I am by loue enthralled vnto thee , Ne yet what mighty powre thou hast , by ...
... woordes gan aunswere in this wise : 66 Though cruell Fortune be so much my dedly foe , That I ne can by lively proofe cause thee , fayre dame , to know How much I am by loue enthralled vnto thee , Ne yet what mighty powre thou hast , by ...
Page 293
... woordes that Tybalt vsd to styrre his folke to yre , Haue in the brestes of Montagewes kindled a furious fyre . With Lyons hartes they fight , warely them selfe defende ; To wound his foe , his present wit and force eche one doth bend ...
... woordes that Tybalt vsd to styrre his folke to yre , Haue in the brestes of Montagewes kindled a furious fyre . With Lyons hartes they fight , warely them selfe defende ; To wound his foe , his present wit and force eche one doth bend ...
Page 302
... woordes he speaketh to the ayre , For Romeus so vexed is with care , and with dispayre , That no aduise can perce his close forstopped eares , So now the fryer doth take his part in shedding ruthfull teares . With colour pale and wan ...
... woordes he speaketh to the ayre , For Romeus so vexed is with care , and with dispayre , That no aduise can perce his close forstopped eares , So now the fryer doth take his part in shedding ruthfull teares . With colour pale and wan ...
Page 304
... woordes to thee that art so wyse ? Thou better canst aduise thyselfe , then I can thee aduyse . Wisdome , I see , is vayne , if thus in time of neede A wisemans wit vnpractised doth stand him in no steede . I know thou hast some cause ...
... woordes to thee that art so wyse ? Thou better canst aduise thyselfe , then I can thee aduyse . Wisdome , I see , is vayne , if thus in time of neede A wisemans wit vnpractised doth stand him in no steede . I know thou hast some cause ...
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