The Works of Shakespeare ..., Volume 13Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1901 |
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... goes mine enemy ] 93 , 94. There goes My Lords you know he is my great enemy . 147-155 . Nay , more . . be wise and circumspect ] omitted Q. · • • lande , foure fiftenes to be paide in two yeres next folowing . And likewise ye Clergy ...
... goes mine enemy ] 93 , 94. There goes My Lords you know he is my great enemy . 147-155 . Nay , more . . be wise and circumspect ] omitted Q. · • • lande , foure fiftenes to be paide in two yeres next folowing . And likewise ye Clergy ...
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... go us ] 42 , 43. With all my heart , I will attend his grace : Come Nell , thou wilt go with us I am sure . Exet . Humphrey . 60-67 . Yes , my good lord ... Fortune's pageant ] 44-46 . Ile come after you , for I cannot go before , But ...
... go us ] 42 , 43. With all my heart , I will attend his grace : Come Nell , thou wilt go with us I am sure . Exet . Humphrey . 60-67 . Yes , my good lord ... Fortune's pageant ] 44-46 . Ile come after you , for I cannot go before , But ...
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... go ? Stan . Madam , your penance done , throw off this sheet , And go we to attire you for our journey . sheet : Duch . My shame will not be shifted with my No ; it will hang upon my richest robes , And show itself , attire me how I can .
... go ? Stan . Madam , your penance done , throw off this sheet , And go we to attire you for our journey . sheet : Duch . My shame will not be shifted with my No ; it will hang upon my richest robes , And show itself , attire me how I can .
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