The Plays and Poems of William Shakspeare, with the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators: Comprehending a Life of the Poet, and an Enlarged History of the Stage, Volume 15 |
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... in his contemplation , and wrecked on an enchanted and almost desert island , inhabited only by a savage , an aërial spirit , a young lady , and her father , the rightful prince , whom that usurper had despoiled of his dukedom .
... in his contemplation , and wrecked on an enchanted and almost desert island , inhabited only by a savage , an aërial spirit , a young lady , and her father , the rightful prince , whom that usurper had despoiled of his dukedom .
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Having left the lady with her husband at Tunis , they embarked again in several ships , intending to return to Naples ; and after sailing for some time , they came near the island on which the banished Duke of Milan and his daughter ...
Having left the lady with her husband at Tunis , they embarked again in several ships , intending to return to Naples ; and after sailing for some time , they came near the island on which the banished Duke of Milan and his daughter ...
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Ferdinand , however , being preserved , is by Prospero's art brought to the same part of the island where he and Miranda reside ; and on seeing the lady falls at once in love with her . She is no less struck with him ; and after some ...
Ferdinand , however , being preserved , is by Prospero's art brought to the same part of the island where he and Miranda reside ; and on seeing the lady falls at once in love with her . She is no less struck with him ; and after some ...
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The beauty and accomplishments of this lady had also reached Gerbino , and so strongly excited his curiosity , that he sent some merchants under the pretence of selling his jewels , & c . to present his respects to her , and to bring ...
The beauty and accomplishments of this lady had also reached Gerbino , and so strongly excited his curiosity , that he sent some merchants under the pretence of selling his jewels , & c . to present his respects to her , and to bring ...
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The lady having heard how she was to be disposed of , immediately sent a messenger to Gerbino at Palermo , to inform him of this event , and that now was his time to give a proof of his courage , and to save her from being made the wife ...
The lady having heard how she was to be disposed of , immediately sent a messenger to Gerbino at Palermo , to inform him of this event , and that now was his time to give a proof of his courage , and to save her from being made the wife ...
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