The Tragedies of Shakespeare, Volume 2Modern library, 1949 |
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... CLOTEN . If my shirt were bloody , then to shift it . Have I hurt him ? SECOND LORD . ( Aside ) No faith ; not so much as his patience . FIRST LORD . Hurt him ! his body's a passable carcass if he be not hurt ; it is a thoroughfare for ...
... CLOTEN . If my shirt were bloody , then to shift it . Have I hurt him ? SECOND LORD . ( Aside ) No faith ; not so much as his patience . FIRST LORD . Hurt him ! his body's a passable carcass if he be not hurt ; it is a thoroughfare for ...
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... CLOTEN . ' His garment ! ' Now , the devil- IMOGEN . TO Dorothy my woman hie thee presently , — CLOTEN . ' His garment ! ' IMOGEN . I am sprighted with a fool . Frighted , and anger'd worse . Go , bid my woman Search for a jewel that ...
... CLOTEN . ' His garment ! ' Now , the devil- IMOGEN . TO Dorothy my woman hie thee presently , — CLOTEN . ' His garment ! ' IMOGEN . I am sprighted with a fool . Frighted , and anger'd worse . Go , bid my woman Search for a jewel that ...
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... Cloten CLOTEN . I cannot find those runagates ; that villain Hath mock'd me . I am faint . BELARIUS . " Those runagates ! ' Means he not us ? I partly know him ; ' tis Cloten , the son o ' the queen . I fear some ambush . I saw him not ...
... Cloten CLOTEN . I cannot find those runagates ; that villain Hath mock'd me . I am faint . BELARIUS . " Those runagates ! ' Means he not us ? I partly know him ; ' tis Cloten , the son o ' the queen . I fear some ambush . I saw him not ...
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