The Works of Shakespeare, Volume 1Printed at the Clarendon Press, 1770 |
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Page 98
... said , Defpifed the Athenian maid : And here the maiden fleeping found On the dank and dirty ground . Pretty foul ! fhe durft not lye Near to this kill - courtesy . Churl , upon thy eyes I throw All the pow'r this charm doth owe : When ...
... said , Defpifed the Athenian maid : And here the maiden fleeping found On the dank and dirty ground . Pretty foul ! fhe durft not lye Near to this kill - courtesy . Churl , upon thy eyes I throw All the pow'r this charm doth owe : When ...
Page 149
... said she ? Speed . Truly , fir , I think you'll hardly win her . Pro . Why ? could'ft thou perceive fo much from her ? Speed . Sir , I could perceive nothing at all from her ; No , not fo much as a ducket for delivering your letter ...
... said she ? Speed . Truly , fir , I think you'll hardly win her . Pro . Why ? could'ft thou perceive fo much from her ? Speed . Sir , I could perceive nothing at all from her ; No , not fo much as a ducket for delivering your letter ...
Page 286
... said , Rein up the organs of her fantasy , Sleep fhe as found as careless infancy ! But those that sleep and think not on their fins , Pinch them , arms , legs , backs , fhoulders , fides , and fhins . Quic . About , about ; Search ...
... said , Rein up the organs of her fantasy , Sleep fhe as found as careless infancy ! But those that sleep and think not on their fins , Pinch them , arms , legs , backs , fhoulders , fides , and fhins . Quic . About , about ; Search ...
Page 501
... said , thou hadft a fine wit ; right , fays fhe , a fine little one ; no , said I , a great wit ; juft , faid fhe , a great grofs one ; nay , faid I , a good wit ; juft , faid fhe , it hurts no body ; nay , faid I , the gentleman is ...
... said , thou hadft a fine wit ; right , fays fhe , a fine little one ; no , said I , a great wit ; juft , faid fhe , a great grofs one ; nay , faid I , a good wit ; juft , faid fhe , it hurts no body ; nay , faid I , the gentleman is ...
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