The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 10Society of English and French Literature, 1903 |
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... Thinke what a chance thou changest on , but thinke Thou hast thy Mistris still , to boote , my Sonne , Who shall take notice of thee . Ile move the King To any shape of thy Preferment , such As thou'lt desire : and then my selfe , I ...
... Thinke what a chance thou changest on , but thinke Thou hast thy Mistris still , to boote , my Sonne , Who shall take notice of thee . Ile move the King To any shape of thy Preferment , such As thou'lt desire : and then my selfe , I ...
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... thinke There's livers out of Britaine . Pis . I am most glad You thinke of other place : Th ' Ambassador , Lucius the Romane comes to Milford - Haven To morrow . Now , if you could weare a minde Darke , as your Fortune is , and but ...
... thinke There's livers out of Britaine . Pis . I am most glad You thinke of other place : Th ' Ambassador , Lucius the Romane comes to Milford - Haven To morrow . Now , if you could weare a minde Darke , as your Fortune is , and but ...
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... thinke Foundations flye the wretched : such I meane , Where they should be releev'd . Two Beggers told me , I could not misse my way . Will poore Folkes lye That have Afflictions on them , knowing ' tis 9 A punishment , or Triall ? Yes ...
... thinke Foundations flye the wretched : such I meane , Where they should be releev'd . Two Beggers told me , I could not misse my way . Will poore Folkes lye That have Afflictions on them , knowing ' tis 9 A punishment , or Triall ? Yes ...
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