The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volume 7F. C. and J. Rivington, 1823 |
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Page 340
... hither to an obscure plot , Accompanied with a barbarous Moor , If foul desire had not conducted you ? Lav . And , being intercepted in your sport , Great reason that my noble lord be rated For sauciness . I pray you , let us hence ...
... hither to an obscure plot , Accompanied with a barbarous Moor , If foul desire had not conducted you ? Lav . And , being intercepted in your sport , Great reason that my noble lord be rated For sauciness . I pray you , let us hence ...
Page 376
... hither by the hair ; : - Nor age , nor honour , shall shape privilege For this proud mock , I'll be thy slaughter - man ; Sly frantic wretch , that holp'st to make me great , In hope thyself should govern Rome and me . Enter Emilius ...
... hither by the hair ; : - Nor age , nor honour , shall shape privilege For this proud mock , I'll be thy slaughter - man ; Sly frantic wretch , that holp'st to make me great , In hope thyself should govern Rome and me . Enter Emilius ...
Page 449
... hither : here he does but repair it . I know , he will come in our shadow , to scatter his crowns in the sun . Boult . Well , if we had of every nation a traveller , we should lodge them with this sign . Bawd . Pray you , come hither a ...
... hither : here he does but repair it . I know , he will come in our shadow , to scatter his crowns in the sun . Boult . Well , if we had of every nation a traveller , we should lodge them with this sign . Bawd . Pray you , come hither a ...
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