The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volume 21Printed and fold by J.J. Tourneisen, 1802 |
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Page 275
... woordes gan auufwere in this wife : Though cruel ! Fortune be fo much my deadly foe , 66 That I ne can by lively proofe caufe thee , fayre dame , to know How much I am by love enthralled unto thee , Ne yet what mighty powre thou haft ...
... woordes gan auufwere in this wife : Though cruel ! Fortune be fo much my deadly foe , 66 That I ne can by lively proofe caufe thee , fayre dame , to know How much I am by love enthralled unto thee , Ne yet what mighty powre thou haft ...
Page 286
... . His wife and friendly woordes he fpeaketh to the ayre , For Romeus fo vexed is with care , and with difpayre , That no advice can perce his clofe forktopped cares , So now the fryer doth take his part in fhedding 286 ROMEUS AND JULIET .
... . His wife and friendly woordes he fpeaketh to the ayre , For Romeus fo vexed is with care , and with difpayre , That no advice can perce his clofe forktopped cares , So now the fryer doth take his part in fhedding 286 ROMEUS AND JULIET .
Page 291
... woordes to falve her forowes fmart , And to revive , if nede require , her faint and dying hart . The old mans woords have filld with joy our Romeus breft , And eke the old wyves talke hath fet our Juliets hart at reft . Whereto may I ...
... woordes to falve her forowes fmart , And to revive , if nede require , her faint and dying hart . The old mans woords have filld with joy our Romeus breft , And eke the old wyves talke hath fet our Juliets hart at reft . Whereto may I ...
Page 292
... woordes declare The diverfenes and eke the accidents fo ftraunge Offrayle unconftant Fortune , that delyteth ftill in chaunge ; Who in a moment heaves her frendes up to the height Of her swift - turning flippery wheele , then fleetes ...
... woordes declare The diverfenes and eke the accidents fo ftraunge Offrayle unconftant Fortune , that delyteth ftill in chaunge ; Who in a moment heaves her frendes up to the height Of her swift - turning flippery wheele , then fleetes ...
Page 293
... woordes , or like to thefe , with dreery cheere fhe faide : 66 Why Romeus , can it be , thou haft fo hard a hart , So farre removed from ruth , fo farre from thinking on my fmart , To leave me thus alone , thou caufe of my diftreffe ...
... woordes , or like to thefe , with dreery cheere fhe faide : 66 Why Romeus , can it be , thou haft fo hard a hart , So farre removed from ruth , fo farre from thinking on my fmart , To leave me thus alone , thou caufe of my diftreffe ...
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