The Works of Shakespeare ..., Volume 4Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1901 |
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Page 107
... husband here ; And ill it doth beseem your holiness To separate the husband and the wife . 110 Abb . Be quiet , and depart : thou shalt not have him . [ Exit . Luc . Complain unto the duke of this indignity . Adr . Come , go : I will ...
... husband here ; And ill it doth beseem your holiness To separate the husband and the wife . 110 Abb . Be quiet , and depart : thou shalt not have him . [ Exit . Luc . Complain unto the duke of this indignity . Adr . Come , go : I will ...
Page 125
... husband ; So no man of assured reputation is shamed by his falsehood and corruption . Since , therefore , my husband's reputation is unassailable , and my beauty has faded and ceased to please him , I have no resource but to weep and ...
... husband ; So no man of assured reputation is shamed by his falsehood and corruption . Since , therefore , my husband's reputation is unassailable , and my beauty has faded and ceased to please him , I have no resource but to weep and ...
Page 162
... husband and her . These yoong women that bring great dowries to their husbands , are so masterfull and obstinate , that they will have their owne wils in 75 everie thing , and make men servants to their weake affections and yoong men ...
... husband and her . These yoong women that bring great dowries to their husbands , are so masterfull and obstinate , that they will have their owne wils in 75 everie thing , and make men servants to their weake affections and yoong men ...
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