The Complete Works of William ShakespeareJefferson Press, 1906 |
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... Fear you not him . Sirrah Biondello , 10 Now do your duty throughly , I advise you : Imagine ? t were the right Vincentio . Bion . Tut , fear not me . Tra . But hast thou done thy errand to Baptista ? Bion . I told him that your father ...
... Fear you not him . Sirrah Biondello , 10 Now do your duty throughly , I advise you : Imagine ? t were the right Vincentio . Bion . Tut , fear not me . Tra . But hast thou done thy errand to Baptista ? Bion . I told him that your father ...
Page 87
... fears of little vanity , Having , vainly fear'd too little . Away with him ! We'll sift this matter further . Ber . If you shall prove This ring was ever hers , you shall as easy Prove that I husbanded ' her bed in Florence , Where yet ...
... fears of little vanity , Having , vainly fear'd too little . Away with him ! We'll sift this matter further . Ber . If you shall prove This ring was ever hers , you shall as easy Prove that I husbanded ' her bed in Florence , Where yet ...
Page 103
... fear , ' so Folio 1 ; ' then ' a common spelling of than'in Elizabethan English ; Folios 2 , 3 , 4 , . then , less is my fear ' ; Pope , the lesser is my fear . ' IV . ii . 50. myself and them ' = ( perhaps ) myself and themselves ...
... fear , ' so Folio 1 ; ' then ' a common spelling of than'in Elizabethan English ; Folios 2 , 3 , 4 , . then , less is my fear ' ; Pope , the lesser is my fear . ' IV . ii . 50. myself and them ' = ( perhaps ) myself and themselves ...
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