The Works of Shakespeare ..., Volume 4Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1901 |
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Page 137
... cloake of my wives , which I meane to bestow upon one that I love better . Nay , if she be so warie and watchfull over me , I count it an almes deed to deceive her . 20 25 Pen . Come , what share have I in that same ? Men . Out alas , I ...
... cloake of my wives , which I meane to bestow upon one that I love better . Nay , if she be so warie and watchfull over me , I count it an almes deed to deceive her . 20 25 Pen . Come , what share have I in that same ? Men . Out alas , I ...
Page 147
... cloake which you got from your wife . Men . A cloake that I brought you , which I got from my wife ? Erot . Tush , what needeth all this jesting ? Pray leave off . Men . Jest or earnest , this I tell ye for a truth . I never had wife ...
... cloake which you got from your wife . Men . A cloake that I brought you , which I got from my wife ? Erot . Tush , what needeth all this jesting ? Pray leave off . Men . Jest or earnest , this I tell ye for a truth . I never had wife ...
Page 158
... cloake againe 165 to stop my wives mouth withal ; and then will I provide a better for her . Ho , who is within there ? Some bodie tell Erotium I must speake with her . Erot . Who calls ? Enter EROTIUM . Men . Your friend more then his ...
... cloake againe 165 to stop my wives mouth withal ; and then will I provide a better for her . Ho , who is within there ? Some bodie tell Erotium I must speake with her . Erot . Who calls ? Enter EROTIUM . Men . Your friend more then his ...
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