The Complete Works of William Shakespeare: IllustratedAmaranth Press, 1975 - 1227 pages Definitive, comprehensive, and handsome edition presents every one of Shakespeare's great plays-the Comedies, Tragedies and Histories-plus his poems and, of course, the Sonnets. All in one beautifully illustrated volume. B & W illustrations throughout. |
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Page 407
... noble uncle ! [ Kneels . York . Show me thy humble heart , and not thy knee , Whose duty is deceivable and false . Boling . My gracious uncle ! - York . Tut , tut ! Grace me no grace , nor uncle me no uncle : I am no traitor's uncle ...
... noble uncle ! [ Kneels . York . Show me thy humble heart , and not thy knee , Whose duty is deceivable and false . Boling . My gracious uncle ! - York . Tut , tut ! Grace me no grace , nor uncle me no uncle : I am no traitor's uncle ...
Page 698
... noble modest na- ture , - I hope she will deserve well ; -and a little To love her for her mother's sake , that lov'd him , Heaven knows how dearly . My next poor petition Is , that his noble grace would have some pity Upon my wretched ...
... noble modest na- ture , - I hope she will deserve well ; -and a little To love her for her mother's sake , that lov'd him , Heaven knows how dearly . My next poor petition Is , that his noble grace would have some pity Upon my wretched ...
Page 811
... noble lords , Will you be put in mind of his blind fortune , Which was your shame , by this unholy brag- gart , ' Fore your own eyes and ears ? Conspirators . Let him die for't . Citizens . Tear him to pieces , do it present- ly : he ...
... noble lords , Will you be put in mind of his blind fortune , Which was your shame , by this unholy brag- gart , ' Fore your own eyes and ears ? Conspirators . Let him die for't . Citizens . Tear him to pieces , do it present- ly : he ...
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THE TEMPEST | 1 |
TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA | 23 |
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE | 73 |
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