The Works of Mr. William Shakespear;: In Six Volumes. Adorn'd with Cuts, 第 5 巻Jacob Tonson, 1709 - 3324 ページ |
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... most fought , where moft might not be found , Being one too many by my weary felf , Purfued my Humour , not purfuing his , And gladly fhun'd , who gladly fl.d from me . Moun . Many a Morning hath he there been seen With Tears augmenting ...
... most fought , where moft might not be found , Being one too many by my weary felf , Purfued my Humour , not purfuing his , And gladly fhun'd , who gladly fl.d from me . Moun . Many a Morning hath he there been seen With Tears augmenting ...
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... most welcome makes my number more : At my poor Houfe , look to behold this Night , Earth - treading Stars that make dark Heav'n light , Such comfort as do lufty young Men feel , When well - apparell'd April on the heel Of limping Winter ...
... most welcome makes my number more : At my poor Houfe , look to behold this Night , Earth - treading Stars that make dark Heav'n light , Such comfort as do lufty young Men feel , When well - apparell'd April on the heel Of limping Winter ...
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... most you fought was her Promotion , For ' twas your Heav'n that fhe fhould be advanc'd ; And weep ye now , feeing fhe is advanc'd Above the Clouds , as high as Heav'n it felf ? O in this love , you love your Child fo ill , That you run ...
... most you fought was her Promotion , For ' twas your Heav'n that fhe fhould be advanc'd ; And weep ye now , feeing fhe is advanc'd Above the Clouds , as high as Heav'n it felf ? O in this love , you love your Child fo ill , That you run ...
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... most fixt . Mer . A moft incomparable Man , breath'd as it were , To an untirable and continuate Goodnefs : He paffes- Few . I have a Jewel here . Mer . O pray let's fee't . For the Lord Timon , Sir ? Jew . If he will touch the Eftimate ...
... most fixt . Mer . A moft incomparable Man , breath'd as it were , To an untirable and continuate Goodnefs : He paffes- Few . I have a Jewel here . Mer . O pray let's fee't . For the Lord Timon , Sir ? Jew . If he will touch the Eftimate ...
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... most short , his Creditors most straight : Your honourable Letter he defires To thofe have fhut him up , which failing to him , Periods his Comfort . Tim . Noble Ventidius ! well- I am not of that Feather , to shake off My Friend when he ...
... most short , his Creditors most straight : Your honourable Letter he defires To thofe have fhut him up , which failing to him , Periods his Comfort . Tim . Noble Ventidius ! well- I am not of that Feather , to shake off My Friend when he ...
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