The Works of Shakespeare: King Henry VIIIAt the University Press, 1959 |
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... Autolycus [ groans ] . O , good sir , tenderly , O ! 70 Clown . Alas , poor soul . Autolycus . O , good sir , softly , good sir : I fear , sir , my shoulder - blade is out . [ he leans hard upon him Clown . How now ? canst stand ? Autolycus ...
... Autolycus [ groans ] . O , good sir , tenderly , O ! 70 Clown . Alas , poor soul . Autolycus . O , good sir , softly , good sir : I fear , sir , my shoulder - blade is out . [ he leans hard upon him Clown . How now ? canst stand ? Autolycus ...
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... Autolycus . Are you in earnest , sir ? [ aside ] I smell the trick on't . Florizel . Dispatch , I prithee . 640 Autolycus . Indeed , I have had earnest , but I cannot with conscience take it . Camillo . Unbuckle , unbuckle ! [ Autolycus ...
... Autolycus . Are you in earnest , sir ? [ aside ] I smell the trick on't . Florizel . Dispatch , I prithee . 640 Autolycus . Indeed , I have had earnest , but I cannot with conscience take it . Camillo . Unbuckle , unbuckle ! [ Autolycus ...
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... Autolycus . After I have done what I promised ? Shepherd . Ay , sir . Autolycus . Well , give me the moiety ... Are you a party in this business ? Clown . In some sort , sir : but though my case be a pitiful one , I hope I shall not be ...
... Autolycus . After I have done what I promised ? Shepherd . Ay , sir . Autolycus . Well , give me the moiety ... Are you a party in this business ? Clown . In some sort , sir : but though my case be a pitiful one , I hope I shall not be ...
Contents
THE WINTERS TALE I | 6 |
THE COPY FOR THE TEXT OF 1623 | 109 |
NOTES | 129 |
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