The Morality of Shakespeare's DramaAMS Press, 1971 - 528 pages |
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Page 93
... shall be the wonder of the world ; Our court shall be a little academy , Still and contemplative in living arts , Longaville . I am refolved ; ' tis but a three years faßt ; The mind fhall banquet , tho ' the body pine- Fat paunches ...
... shall be the wonder of the world ; Our court shall be a little academy , Still and contemplative in living arts , Longaville . I am refolved ; ' tis but a three years faßt ; The mind fhall banquet , tho ' the body pine- Fat paunches ...
Page 281
... shall go to Conftantinople , and take the Turk by the beard ? Shall we not ? What fay'it thou , my fair Flower - de - Luce . Catharine . I do not know dat . Henry . No , ' tis hereafter to know , but now to promife . Do but now promife ...
... shall go to Conftantinople , and take the Turk by the beard ? Shall we not ? What fay'it thou , my fair Flower - de - Luce . Catharine . I do not know dat . Henry . No , ' tis hereafter to know , but now to promife . Do but now promife ...
Page 342
... shall ever usher forth my honours , Or gild again the noble troops that waited Upon my fmiles . Go , get thee from ... shall have my fervice ; but my prayers , For ever , and for ever , shall be yours . Wolley . Cromwell , I did not ...
... shall ever usher forth my honours , Or gild again the noble troops that waited Upon my fmiles . Go , get thee from ... shall have my fervice ; but my prayers , For ever , and for ever , shall be yours . Wolley . Cromwell , I did not ...
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