Bell's Edition of Shakespeare's Plays, 1774, Volume 4Cornmarket P., 1969 - 1800 pages |
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Page 184
... Ajax , who wears his wit in his belly , and his guts " in his head , -I tell you what I say of him : Atb . What ? " The . I fay , this Ajax Ach . Nay , good Ajax . " The . Has not fo much wit Ach . Nay , I must hold you . > [ Staying ...
... Ajax , who wears his wit in his belly , and his guts " in his head , -I tell you what I say of him : Atb . What ? " The . I fay , this Ajax Ach . Nay , good Ajax . " The . Has not fo much wit Ach . Nay , I must hold you . > [ Staying ...
Page 198
... Ajax now- Uly . If he were proud ? Dio . Or covetous . of praife ? Uly . Ay , or furly borne ? Dio . Or ftrange , or self - affected ? Uly . Thank the heavens , lord , thou art of sweet com- pofure ; Praise him that got thee , the that ...
... Ajax now- Uly . If he were proud ? Dio . Or covetous . of praife ? Uly . Ay , or furly borne ? Dio . Or ftrange , or self - affected ? Uly . Thank the heavens , lord , thou art of sweet com- pofure ; Praise him that got thee , the that ...
Page 232
... Ajax and Hector fight . Aga . They are in action . Nef . Now , Ajax , hold thine own . Tro . Hector thou fleep'ft , awake thee . Aga . His blows are well difpos'd : -there , Ajax . Dio . You must no more . Ene . Princes , enough , so ...
... Ajax and Hector fight . Aga . They are in action . Nef . Now , Ajax , hold thine own . Tro . Hector thou fleep'ft , awake thee . Aga . His blows are well difpos'd : -there , Ajax . Dio . You must no more . Ene . Princes , enough , so ...
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