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Ant . True ; save means to live . Ant . 0 , widow Dido ! ay , widow Dido . SEB . Of
that there ' s none , or little . Gon . Is not , sir , my doublet as fresh as the Gon .
How lush and lusty the grass looks ! first day I wore it ? I mean , in a sort . how
green ...
Ant . True ; save means to live . Ant . 0 , widow Dido ! ay , widow Dido . SEB . Of
that there ' s none , or little . Gon . Is not , sir , my doublet as fresh as the Gon .
How lush and lusty the grass looks ! first day I wore it ? I mean , in a sort . how
green ...
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Since they did plot To the fire i the blood : be more abstemious , The means that
dusky Dis my daughter got , Or else good night your vow ! Her and her blind boy '
s scandal ' d company FER . I warrant you , sir ; I have forsworn . The white ...
Since they did plot To the fire i the blood : be more abstemious , The means that
dusky Dis my daughter got , Or else good night your vow ! Her and her blind boy '
s scandal ' d company FER . I warrant you , sir ; I have forsworn . The white ...
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2 - though unkind , - - ] Unkind here signifies unnatural , unless France is
intended to mean , “ though unkinn ' d , " i . e ... d - what plighted cunning hides : )
Plighted , or , as the quartos give it , plealed cunning , means involved ,
complicated ...
2 - though unkind , - - ] Unkind here signifies unnatural , unless France is
intended to mean , “ though unkinn ' d , " i . e ... d - what plighted cunning hides : )
Plighted , or , as the quartos give it , plealed cunning , means involved ,
complicated ...
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Where is the villain , Edmund ? I will send far and near , that all the kingdom Edm
. Fled this way , sir . When by no means May have due note of him ; and of my
land , he couldLoyal and natural boy , I ' ll work the means Glo . Pursue him , ho !
Where is the villain , Edmund ? I will send far and near , that all the kingdom Edm
. Fled this way , sir . When by no means May have due note of him ; and of my
land , he couldLoyal and natural boy , I ' ll work the means Glo . Pursue him , ho !
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bEither in snuffs and packings of the dukes : ) " Snuffs " mean petty dissentions ,
lifts : and " packings " signify plots , intrigues , & c . 6 - furnishings ; - ] That is ,
according to Steevens , samples : but the illustration he cites from the Epistle ...
bEither in snuffs and packings of the dukes : ) " Snuffs " mean petty dissentions ,
lifts : and " packings " signify plots , intrigues , & c . 6 - furnishings ; - ] That is ,
according to Steevens , samples : but the illustration he cites from the Epistle ...
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| Title | The Works of Shakespeare, Volume 3 The Works of Shakespeare, William Shakespeare |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Editor | Howard Staunton |
| Illustrated by | Sir John Gilbert |
| Publisher | Routledge, Warne & Routledge, 1862 |
| Original from | Lyon Public Library (Bibliothèque jésuite des Fontaines) |
| Digitized | 17 Sep 2010 |
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