The Plays of William Shakespeare, Volume 4A. Leathley, 1766 |
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... doth appear ( 2 ) By the wrongs I fuffer , and the blows I bear ; ( 1 ) Carkanet feems to have been a necklace , or rather chain , perhaps hanging down double from the neck . So Lovelace in his poem , The Emprefs fpreads ber carcanets ...
... doth appear ( 2 ) By the wrongs I fuffer , and the blows I bear ; ( 1 ) Carkanet feems to have been a necklace , or rather chain , perhaps hanging down double from the neck . So Lovelace in his poem , The Emprefs fpreads ber carcanets ...
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... doth call me hufband , even my foul Doth for a wife abhor . ' But her fair filter , Poffelt with such a gentle fovereign grace , Of fuch inchanting prefence and difcourfe , Hath almoft made me traitor to myself : But left myself be ...
... doth call me hufband , even my foul Doth for a wife abhor . ' But her fair filter , Poffelt with such a gentle fovereign grace , Of fuch inchanting prefence and difcourfe , Hath almoft made me traitor to myself : But left myself be ...
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... doth frequent " With unrestrained , loofe companions , " Even fuch , they fay , as ftand in narrow lanes . " Dr. GRAY . A bound that runs counter , and yet , draws dry - foot well ; ] To run counter , is to run backward , by mistaking ...
... doth frequent " With unrestrained , loofe companions , " Even fuch , they fay , as ftand in narrow lanes . " Dr. GRAY . A bound that runs counter , and yet , draws dry - foot well ; ] To run counter , is to run backward , by mistaking ...
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... doth falute me , As if I were their well - acquainted friend ; And every one doth call me by my name . Some tender money to me , fome invite me ; Some other give me thanks for kindneffes Some offer me commodities to buy . Even now a ...
... doth falute me , As if I were their well - acquainted friend ; And every one doth call me by my name . Some tender money to me , fome invite me ; Some other give me thanks for kindneffes Some offer me commodities to buy . Even now a ...
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... doth know , you din'd at home , Where , would you had remain'd until this time , Free from thefe flanders and this . open fhame ! E. Ant . Din'd I at home ? thou villain , what fay't thou ? E. Dro . Sir , footh to fay , you did not dine ...
... doth know , you din'd at home , Where , would you had remain'd until this time , Free from thefe flanders and this . open fhame ! E. Ant . Din'd I at home ? thou villain , what fay't thou ? E. Dro . Sir , footh to fay , you did not dine ...
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