The Dramatic Works of William Shakspeare, Nide 9 |
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Sivu 20
Ay , fool ; is that a shame 1 - Note but this from them their tribunes for ever . This
lies fool . glowing I can tell yon , and is almost mature for Was not a inan my
father ? Hadst thou foxship the violent breaking out . To banish him that struck
more ...
Ay , fool ; is that a shame 1 - Note but this from them their tribunes for ever . This
lies fool . glowing I can tell yon , and is almost mature for Was not a inan my
father ? Hadst thou foxship the violent breaking out . To banish him that struck
more ...
Sivu 45
What should the ways do with the jigging * fools ? When Marcus Brutus grows so
covetous , Companion , I ... I did not he was but a fool , manders That brought my
answer back . - Brutus hath Prepare to lodge their companies to - night . riv ' d ...
What should the ways do with the jigging * fools ? When Marcus Brutus grows so
covetous , Companion , I ... I did not he was but a fool , manders That brought my
answer back . - Brutus hath Prepare to lodge their companies to - night . riv ' d ...
Sivu 52
Soothsayer . Into a strumpet ' s fool : behold and see . Sooth . Your will ? Cleo . If
it be love indeed , tell me how much ? Char . Is this the man ? - Is ' t you , Sir , that
Ant . There ' s beggary in the love that can be know things ? reckon ' d . Sooth .
Soothsayer . Into a strumpet ' s fool : behold and see . Sooth . Your will ? Cleo . If
it be love indeed , tell me how much ? Char . Is this the man ? - Is ' t you , Sir , that
Ant . There ' s beggary in the love that can be know things ? reckon ' d . Sooth .
Sivu 78
Methinks , I To fool their preparation , and to conquer hear Their most absurd
intents . - - Now , Charmnian - Antony call ; I see him ronse himselt To praise my
noble act ; I hear him mock Enter CHARMIAN . The luck of Cesar , wbich the gods
...
Methinks , I To fool their preparation , and to conquer hear Their most absurd
intents . - - Now , Charmnian - Antony call ; I see him ronse himselt To praise my
noble act ; I hear him mock Enter CHARMIAN . The luck of Cesar , wbich the gods
...
Sivu 102
Tamer than sleep , fonder + than ignorance ; She ' s a fool to stay behind her
father ; let her to Less valiant than the virgin in the night , the Greeks ; and so I ' ll
tell her the next time I And skilless as unpractis ' d infancy . see her : for my part , l
' Il ...
Tamer than sleep , fonder + than ignorance ; She ' s a fool to stay behind her
father ; let her to Less valiant than the virgin in the night , the Greeks ; and so I ' ll
tell her the next time I And skilless as unpractis ' d infancy . see her : for my part , l
' Il ...
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