The Works of Shakespeare: Much ado about nothing. 1923at the University Press, 1954 |
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... tell him he has Hipparchus , my enfranchéd bondman , whom 150 He may at pleasure whip , or hang , or torture , As he shall like , to quit me . Urge it thou : Hence with thy stripes , be gone ! Cleopatra . Have you done yet ? Antony ...
... tell him he has Hipparchus , my enfranchéd bondman , whom 150 He may at pleasure whip , or hang , or torture , As he shall like , to quit me . Urge it thou : Hence with thy stripes , be gone ! Cleopatra . Have you done yet ? Antony ...
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... tell oftentimes . But now again to Cleopatra . Plato writeth that there are four kinds of flattery : but Cleopatra divided it into many kinds . For she ( were it in sport , or in matters of earnest ) still devised sundry new delights to ...
... tell oftentimes . But now again to Cleopatra . Plato writeth that there are four kinds of flattery : but Cleopatra divided it into many kinds . For she ( were it in sport , or in matters of earnest ) still devised sundry new delights to ...
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... tell you how far your love stretches . 17. S.D. ( Cap . ) F. ' Enter a Meffenger ' . L. 29 justifies Cap . Cf. Macb . 1. 5. 29 S.D. ' Messenger ' perhaps a minor actor entrusted with brief announce- ments . ( Cf. note 1. 2. 113. ) For ...
... tell you how far your love stretches . 17. S.D. ( Cap . ) F. ' Enter a Meffenger ' . L. 29 justifies Cap . Cf. Macb . 1. 5. 29 S.D. ' Messenger ' perhaps a minor actor entrusted with brief announce- ments . ( Cf. note 1. 2. 113. ) For ...
Contents
CLEOPATRA FRONTISPIECE | vii |
THE STAGE HISTORY | xxxvii |
THE COPY FOR THE TEXT OF 1623 | 124 |
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