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... cockatrice, corr. F1 : cockatrice F1 originally : Cocatrice Q punqueito,} Punquetto ; Q 102 gownes,] gownes Q 104 him,] him Q They retire to the back of the stage, add G n. iii. Act n. Scene 1n.] SCENA. 3. Q AMORPHVS, . . . Cos ...
... cockatrice, corr. F1 : cockatrice F1 originally : Cocatrice Q punqueito,} Punquetto ; Q 102 gownes,] gownes Q 104 him,] him Q They retire to the back of the stage, add G n. iii. Act n. Scene 1n.] SCENA. 3. Q AMORPHVS, . . . Cos ...
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... cockatrice, heere. AMD. She is welcome. 25 M o r. Knocke those same pages there ;. v. iii. Enter Morphides. G ... cockatrice,} Cockatrice F2 6 v.iii. After 26 G inserted 'Wj/e. Mybrother.' and niter Cynthias Reuells 135.
... cockatrice, heere. AMD. She is welcome. 25 M o r. Knocke those same pages there ;. v. iii. Enter Morphides. G ... cockatrice,} Cockatrice F2 6 v.iii. After 26 G inserted 'Wj/e. Mybrother.' and niter Cynthias Reuells 135.
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... cockatrice. OVID. No more, GANYMEDE, wee will cudgell thee, I v N o : by S T Y x, we will. I v n. I, 'tis well, Gods may grow impudent in iniquitie, 115 and they must not be told of it OVID. Yea, we will knocke our chinne against our ...
... cockatrice. OVID. No more, GANYMEDE, wee will cudgell thee, I v N o : by S T Y x, we will. I v n. I, 'tis well, Gods may grow impudent in iniquitie, 115 and they must not be told of it OVID. Yea, we will knocke our chinne against our ...
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A L B A N v s add Q AMORPHVS Anaides Arete beleeue C H L CAESAR Captaine cockatrice continuing the scene copy corr court CRITES Cynthia Cynthia's Revels doth Eastward hoe Enter euery Exeunt Exit F1 originally father fauour Folio gallant gentleman giue Gnomic gods hath haue heauen Hedon honour HORACE humour I'le inough Jonson Knight ladie leaue Lictors lord loue Madam Master MINOS Mistris Moria neuer obserue OVID Petronell PHANTASTE pray proue Q originally Q1 in cancel Quarto Quic S E 1 A N saue SCENA Secu Securitie SEIANVS Sejanus selfe shee slaue stage-dir stinkard sunne sweet thee themselues there's thinke thou Touch Troth verso vertue vnder vnto vpon