The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 3Harrap, 1598 |
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Page 23
... leave the Rider in the mire . Ber . What time a day ? Rosa . The howre that fooles should aske . 130 Ber . Now faire befall your maske . Rosa . Faire fall the face it covers . Ber . And send you many lovers . Rosa . Amen , so you be ...
... leave the Rider in the mire . Ber . What time a day ? Rosa . The howre that fooles should aske . 130 Ber . Now faire befall your maske . Rosa . Faire fall the face it covers . Ber . And send you many lovers . Rosa . Amen , so you be ...
Page 46
... leaves , and makes his booke thine eyes . Where all those pleasures live , that Art would compre- hend . If knowledge be the marke , to know thee shall suffice . Well learned is that tongue , that well can thee com- mend . I All ...
... leaves , and makes his booke thine eyes . Where all those pleasures live , that Art would compre- hend . If knowledge be the marke , to know thee shall suffice . Well learned is that tongue , that well can thee com- mend . I All ...
Page 49
... 40 No thought can thinke , nor tongue of mortall tell . How shall she know my griefes ? Ile drop the paper . Sweet leaves shade folly . Who is he comes heere ? Enter Longavile [ with a paper ] . The King 49 LOST [ IV . iii . 10-43.
... 40 No thought can thinke , nor tongue of mortall tell . How shall she know my griefes ? Ile drop the paper . Sweet leaves shade folly . Who is he comes heere ? Enter Longavile [ with a paper ] . The King 49 LOST [ IV . iii . 10-43.
Page 52
... leaves the winde , All unseene , can passage finde . That the Lover sicke to death , Wish himselfe the heavens breath . Ayre ( quoth be ) thy cheekes may blowe , Ayre , would I might triumph so . But alacke my band is sworne , Nere to ...
... leaves the winde , All unseene , can passage finde . That the Lover sicke to death , Wish himselfe the heavens breath . Ayre ( quoth be ) thy cheekes may blowe , Ayre , would I might triumph so . But alacke my band is sworne , Nere to ...
Page 58
... leave this chat , & good Berown now prove Our loving lawfull , and our fayth not torne . Dum . I marie there , some flattery for this evill . Long . O some authority how to proceed , Some tricks , some quillets , how to cheat the divell ...
... leave this chat , & good Berown now prove Our loving lawfull , and our fayth not torne . Dum . I marie there , some flattery for this evill . Long . O some authority how to proceed , Some tricks , some quillets , how to cheat the divell ...
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