The Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 9T. Tegg, 1812 |
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... give ; Therefore no kiss . Men . I'll give you boot , I'll give you three for one . Cres . You're an odd man ; give even , or give none . Men . An odd man , lady ? every man is odd . Cres . No , Paris is not ; for , you know , ' tis ...
... give ; Therefore no kiss . Men . I'll give you boot , I'll give you three for one . Cres . You're an odd man ; give even , or give none . Men . An odd man , lady ? every man is odd . Cres . No , Paris is not ; for , you know , ' tis ...
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... Give't me again . Dio . Who was't ? Cres . No matter , now I have't again . I will not meet with you to - morrow night : I pr'ythee , Diomed , visit me no more . Ther . Now she sharpens ; -Well said , whetstone . Dio . I shall have it ...
... Give't me again . Dio . Who was't ? Cres . No matter , now I have't again . I will not meet with you to - morrow night : I pr'ythee , Diomed , visit me no more . Ther . Now she sharpens ; -Well said , whetstone . Dio . I shall have it ...
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... give forth The corn o ' th ' store - house gratis , as ' twas us'd Sometime in Greece , - Men . Well , well , no ... give I'll give my reasons More worthier than their voices . They know , the cor Was not our recompense ; resting well ...
... give forth The corn o ' th ' store - house gratis , as ' twas us'd Sometime in Greece , - Men . Well , well , no ... give I'll give my reasons More worthier than their voices . They know , the cor Was not our recompense ; resting well ...
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