The Complete Works of William ShakespeareJefferson Press, 1906 |
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Page 74
... Speak ere thou diest . Shep . I cannot speak , nor think , Nor dare to know that which I know . O sir ! You have undone a man of fourscore three , That thought to fill his grave in quiet , yea , To die upon the bed my father died , To ...
... Speak ere thou diest . Shep . I cannot speak , nor think , Nor dare to know that which I know . O sir ! You have undone a man of fourscore three , That thought to fill his grave in quiet , yea , To die upon the bed my father died , To ...
Page 91
... speak all thou knowest ? Par . Yes , so please your majesty . I did go between them , as I said ; but more than that ... speak of ; therefore I will not speak what I know . King . Thou hast spoken all already , unless thou canst say they ...
... speak all thou knowest ? Par . Yes , so please your majesty . I did go between them , as I said ; but more than that ... speak of ; therefore I will not speak what I know . King . Thou hast spoken all already , unless thou canst say they ...
Page 77
... speak in me . He is prepared , and reason too he should : 130 This apish and unmannerly approach , This harness'd ... speak . Bast . No , I will speak . Lew . We will attend to neither , Strike up the drums ; and let the tongue of war ...
... speak in me . He is prepared , and reason too he should : 130 This apish and unmannerly approach , This harness'd ... speak . Bast . No , I will speak . Lew . We will attend to neither , Strike up the drums ; and let the tongue of war ...
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