The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 19Caxton publishing Company, 1910 |
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Page 44
... hand in ' s heart . Go you to the city ; Learn how ' t is held , and what they are that must Be hostages for Rome ... hands has the effect of converting Aufidius into a cowardly assassin . His valour , he says , is poisoned by merely ...
... hand in ' s heart . Go you to the city ; Learn how ' t is held , and what they are that must Be hostages for Rome ... hands has the effect of converting Aufidius into a cowardly assassin . His valour , he says , is poisoned by merely ...
Page 141
... hand ] touches his hand as if it were a holy relic . The reference is probably to the religious ceremony of touching a sancti- fied relic . Cf. As you like it , III , iv , 12-13 : " his kissing is as full of sanctity as the touch of ...
... hand ] touches his hand as if it were a holy relic . The reference is probably to the religious ceremony of touching a sancti- fied relic . Cf. As you like it , III , iv , 12-13 : " his kissing is as full of sanctity as the touch of ...
Page 90
... hand ] for stealing the whiteness of thy hand . 7 buds of marjoram ] Buds of marjoram are dark purple red ; the flowers are pink . Marjoram was best known as an ingredient of scent , and it is probably the perfume of this flower rather ...
... hand ] for stealing the whiteness of thy hand . 7 buds of marjoram ] Buds of marjoram are dark purple red ; the flowers are pink . Marjoram was best known as an ingredient of scent , and it is probably the perfume of this flower rather ...
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