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Such zeale he beares , unto the common weale , 66 ( L • ( How fo be byds , the ignoraunt to favej As he commaundes , the lewde doo rigor feele , & c . & c . & c . Pro . Both fwoorde and keies , unto my princes ufe , " I do receyve ...
Such zeale he beares , unto the common weale , 66 ( L • ( How fo be byds , the ignoraunt to favej As he commaundes , the lewde doo rigor feele , & c . & c . & c . Pro . Both fwoorde and keies , unto my princes ufe , " I do receyve ...
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... and Speechless diale & , Such as moves men ; 99 ( 6 There is a prompt and Speechless dialect . JOHNSON . Prone , perhaps , may ftand for humble , as a prone pofture is , a pofture of fupplication .
... and Speechless diale & , Such as moves men ; 99 ( 6 There is a prompt and Speechless dialect . JOHNSON . Prone , perhaps , may ftand for humble , as a prone pofture is , a pofture of fupplication .
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Such as moves men ; befide , the hath profperous art When she will play with reafon and discourse , And well fhe can perfuade . 8 LUCIO . I pray , fhe may : as well for the encouragement of the like , which elfe would ftand under ...
Such as moves men ; befide , the hath profperous art When she will play with reafon and discourse , And well fhe can perfuade . 8 LUCIO . I pray , fhe may : as well for the encouragement of the like , which elfe would ftand under ...
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8 - · Stew'd prunes ; ] Stewed prunes were to be found in every not China dishes , ] A China dish , in the age of Shakspeare , must have been such an uncommon thing , that the Clown's exemption of it , as no utenfil in a common brothel ...
8 - · Stew'd prunes ; ] Stewed prunes were to be found in every not China dishes , ] A China dish , in the age of Shakspeare , must have been such an uncommon thing , that the Clown's exemption of it , as no utenfil in a common brothel ...
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... which induces me to plead for him , and my regard to virtue , which forbids me to intercede for one guilty of such a crime ; and I find the former more powerful than the latter . MALONE . let it be his fault , · And not my brother .
... which induces me to plead for him , and my regard to virtue , which forbids me to intercede for one guilty of such a crime ; and I find the former more powerful than the latter . MALONE . let it be his fault , · And not my brother .
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Informação bibliográfica
| Título | The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volume 6 The Plays of William Shakspeare, William Shakespeare |
| Autor | William Shakespeare |
| Publicação | 1799 |
| Original de | Biblioteca Pública de Lyon |
| Digitalizado | 8 Set 2011 |
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