The Complete Works of William Shakespeare: With the Temple NotesWorld Syndicate Publishing Company, 1935 - 1173 pages |
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Page 175
... sweet pleasure , for the moun- Hol . I do , sans question . Arm . Sir , it is the king's most sweet pleasure and affection to congratulate the princess at her pavilion , in the posteriors of this day ; which the rude multitude call the ...
... sweet pleasure , for the moun- Hol . I do , sans question . Arm . Sir , it is the king's most sweet pleasure and affection to congratulate the princess at her pavilion , in the posteriors of this day ; which the rude multitude call the ...
Page 178
... sweet adieu ! Since you can cog , I'll play no more with you . Biron . One word in secret . Prin . Let it not be sweet . Biron . Thou griev'st my gall . Prin . Biron . Gall ? bitter . Therefore meet . [ They converse apart . Dum . Will ...
... sweet adieu ! Since you can cog , I'll play no more with you . Biron . One word in secret . Prin . Let it not be sweet . Biron . Thou griev'st my gall . Prin . Biron . Gall ? bitter . Therefore meet . [ They converse apart . Dum . Will ...
Page 182
... Sweet Lord Longaville , rein thy tongue . Long . I must rather give it the rein , for it runs against Hector . Dum . Ay , and Hector's a greyhound . Arm . The sweet war - manis dead and rotten ; sweet chucks , beat not the bones of the ...
... Sweet Lord Longaville , rein thy tongue . Long . I must rather give it the rein , for it runs against Hector . Dum . Ay , and Hector's a greyhound . Arm . The sweet war - manis dead and rotten ; sweet chucks , beat not the bones of the ...
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The Growing and Perpetual | vii |
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Timon of Athens | lii |
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