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His invitation , “ Pray , draw near , ” is , I contend , manifestly addressed to Timon , for the latter's exit after line 44 , due to Pope , is unknown to the folio ; while the words , “ Pray you ...
His invitation , “ Pray , draw near , ” is , I contend , manifestly addressed to Timon , for the latter's exit after line 44 , due to Pope , is unknown to the folio ; while the words , “ Pray you ...
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[ Exit . Apem . So : thou wilt not hear me now ; thou shalt not then ; I'll lock thy heaven from thee . O ! that men's ears should be 260 To counsel deaf , but not to flattery . [ Exit . 253. in paper ] has been explained to mographic ...
[ Exit . Apem . So : thou wilt not hear me now ; thou shalt not then ; I'll lock thy heaven from thee . O ! that men's ears should be 260 To counsel deaf , but not to flattery . [ Exit . 253. in paper ] has been explained to mographic ...
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[ Exit Servant . ] Draw nearer , honest Flaminius . Thy lord's a bountiful gentleman : but thou art wise ; and thou knowest well enough , although thou comest to me , that this 45 is no time to lend money , especially upon bare ...
[ Exit Servant . ] Draw nearer , honest Flaminius . Thy lord's a bountiful gentleman : but thou art wise ; and thou knowest well enough , although thou comest to me , that this 45 is no time to lend money , especially upon bare ...
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| Title | The Works of Shakespeare ... Volume 32 of The Works of Shakespeare, William Shakespeare |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Editors | William James Craig, Robert Hope Case |
| Publisher | Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1899 |
| Original from | Princeton University |
| Digitized | 16 Feb 2008 |
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