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Madam , with all my heart ; I shall obey you in all fair commands . Por . My people
do already know my mind , And will acknowledge you and Jeffica In place of lord
Bassanio and myself . So fare you well till we shall meet again . Lor .
Madam , with all my heart ; I shall obey you in all fair commands . Por . My people
do already know my mind , And will acknowledge you and Jeffica In place of lord
Bassanio and myself . So fare you well till we shall meet again . Lor .
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Sir , you shall present before her the nine worthies . Sir , [ to Nathaniel ] as
concerning some entertainment of time , some show in the posterior of this day ,
to be render'd by our assistance at the king's command , and this most gallant ...
Sir , you shall present before her the nine worthies . Sir , [ to Nathaniel ] as
concerning some entertainment of time , some show in the posterior of this day ,
to be render'd by our assistance at the king's command , and this most gallant ...
Page 142
1 M 7 And not a man of them shall have the grace , Despite of suit , to see a lady's
face . Hold , Rosaline ; this favour thou shalt wear , And then the king will court
thee for his dear : Hold , take thou this , my sweet , and give me thine ; So shall ...
1 M 7 And not a man of them shall have the grace , Despite of suit , to see a lady's
face . Hold , Rosaline ; this favour thou shalt wear , And then the king will court
thee for his dear : Hold , take thou this , my sweet , and give me thine ; So shall ...
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Shall I bid him go ? ( singing Clo . What an if you do ? Sir To . Shall I bid bim go ,
and spare not ? Clo . O , no , no , no , you dare not . Sir To . Out o'tune , fır , ye lie :
art thou any more than a steward ? dost thou think , because thou art virtuous ...
Shall I bid him go ? ( singing Clo . What an if you do ? Sir To . Shall I bid bim go ,
and spare not ? Clo . O , no , no , no , you dare not . Sir To . Out o'tune , fır , ye lie :
art thou any more than a steward ? dost thou think , because thou art virtuous ...
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Aut . The farthel there ; what's i'th ' farthel ? Wherefore that box ? Shep . Sir , there
lies such secrets in this farthel and box , which none must know but the king , and
which he shall know within this hour , if I may come to th ' speech of him . Aut .
Aut . The farthel there ; what's i'th ' farthel ? Wherefore that box ? Shep . Sir , there
lies such secrets in this farthel and box , which none must know but the king , and
which he shall know within this hour , if I may come to th ' speech of him . Aut .
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Works of Shakespeare, Volume 2 The Works of Shakespeare, William Shakespeare |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Publisher | Printed at the Clarendon Press, 1770 |
| Original from | Lyon Public Library |
| Digitized | 3 Oct 2012 |
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