Twenty of the Plays of Shakespeare: A midsommer nights dreame. 1600. A pleasant comedy of the merry wiues of Windsor. 1619. The merry wiues of Windsor. 1630. Much adoe about nothing. 1600. The comicall history of the merchant of Venice. 1600. Loues labour's lost. 1631J. and R. Tonson, 1766 |
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... reason , we muft stay the time . Lyfand . Proceed Moone . Moone . All that I have to fay , is to tell you , that the lan- thorne is the moone ; I , the man in the moone ; this thorne bush , my thorne bufh , and this dog , my dog . Deme ...
... reason , we muft stay the time . Lyfand . Proceed Moone . Moone . All that I have to fay , is to tell you , that the lan- thorne is the moone ; I , the man in the moone ; this thorne bush , my thorne bufh , and this dog , my dog . Deme ...
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... reasons . Shal . Though he be a knight , he shall not thinke to carry it fo away . Mafter Page I will not be wronged . For you Sir , I loue you , and for my coufin , He comes to looke vpon your daughter . Page . And heeres my hand , and ...
... reasons . Shal . Though he be a knight , he shall not thinke to carry it fo away . Mafter Page I will not be wronged . For you Sir , I loue you , and for my coufin , He comes to looke vpon your daughter . Page . And heeres my hand , and ...
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... reason , You are faire , M. Pa . Miftris Page I loue you . Because they'r impoffible to alledge . And I am fat . You loue facke , fo do I : As I am fure I hane no mind but to loue , So I know you haue no hart but to grant A foldior doth ...
... reason , You are faire , M. Pa . Miftris Page I loue you . Because they'r impoffible to alledge . And I am fat . You loue facke , fo do I : As I am fure I hane no mind but to loue , So I know you haue no hart but to grant A foldior doth ...
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... reason . Shal . Nay , but vnderstand me . Slen . So I doc fir . Euan . Giue eare to his motions ; ( mafter Slender ) I will description the matter to you , if you be capacity of it . Slen . Nay , I will doe as my cozen Shallow faies : I ...
... reason . Shal . Nay , but vnderstand me . Slen . So I doc fir . Euan . Giue eare to his motions ; ( mafter Slender ) I will description the matter to you , if you be capacity of it . Slen . Nay , I will doe as my cozen Shallow faies : I ...
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... reason why I loue you , for though I loue vfe rea- fon for his precifian , hee admits him not for his counfailour : you are not young , no more am 1 : goe to then , there's fimpa- thie : you are merry , so am I : ha , ha , then there's ...
... reason why I loue you , for though I loue vfe rea- fon for his precifian , hee admits him not for his counfailour : you are not young , no more am 1 : goe to then , there's fimpa- thie : you are merry , so am I : ha , ha , then there's ...
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