 Dying, Dying, Eudoxia, dying. Phys. Good sir, patience. Eud. What have you given him ? Phys. Precious things, dear lady, We hope shall comfort him. Val. Oh, flatter'd fool, See what thy god-head's come to ! Oh, Eudoxia!  Shakspeare's Schauspiele, erläutert - Page 45by Franz Christoph Horn - 1831Full view - About this book
 | Ben Jonson - 1811 - 640 pages
...similarity qf these several passages is mentioned by Mr. Seward in his Preface. F.itd. What have you given him ? Phys. Precious things, dear lady, We hope shall comfort him. l'ai. Oh, flutter'd fool, [doxia ! See what tliy god-head's come to ! GhfcEiiEud. Olí, patience, p!>';etice,... | |
 | Francis Beaumont, John Fletcher - 1840 - 754 pages
...empress speaks, sir. Vol. Dying, Dying, Eudoxia, dying. Phys. Good sir, patience. Eud. What have you given him ? Phys. Precious things, dear lady, We hope shall comfort him. Val. Oh, flatter'd fool, See what thy god-head's come to ! Oh, Eudoxia! Eud. Oh, patience, patience,... | |
 | Francis Beaumont, John Fletcher, Leigh Hunt - 1855 - 412 pages
...empress speaks, sir. Val. Dying ; Dying, Eudoxia, dying. P/iys. Good sir, patience. tRud. What have you given him ? Phys. Precious things, dear lady, We hope shall comfort him. Val. Oh, flatter'd fool, See what thy god-head's come to ! Oh, Eudoxia ! End. Oh, patience, patience,... | |
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