The Dramatic Works of Shakspeare: In Six Volumes, Volume 6Clarendon Press, 1786 |
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Page 465
... Caffio , and entreats his pause ; Myfelf the crying fellow did pursue , Left , by his clamour ( as it fo fell out ) , The town might fall in fright : he , swift of foot , Out - ran my purpose ; and I return'd the rather For that I heard ...
... Caffio , and entreats his pause ; Myfelf the crying fellow did pursue , Left , by his clamour ( as it fo fell out ) , The town might fall in fright : he , swift of foot , Out - ran my purpose ; and I return'd the rather For that I heard ...
Page 470
... Caffio hath beaten thee , And thou , by that small hurt , haft cashier'd Caffio : f Though other things grow fair against the sun , Yet fruits , that bloffom first , will first be ripe : Content thyself a while . By the mass , ' tis ...
... Caffio hath beaten thee , And thou , by that small hurt , haft cashier'd Caffio : f Though other things grow fair against the sun , Yet fruits , that bloffom first , will first be ripe : Content thyself a while . By the mass , ' tis ...
Page 538
... Caffio's death ; The noife was high . - Ha ! no more moving ? Still as the grave . - Shall she come in ? were't good ... Caffio , my lord , hath kill'd a young Venetian , Call'd - Roderigo . Oth . Roderigo kill'd ! And Caffio kill'd ...
... Caffio's death ; The noife was high . - Ha ! no more moving ? Still as the grave . - Shall she come in ? were't good ... Caffio , my lord , hath kill'd a young Venetian , Call'd - Roderigo . Oth . Roderigo kill'd ! And Caffio kill'd ...
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