The Comedies, Histories, Tragedies, and Poems of William Shakspere: Poems. Ascribed plays. IndexesC. Knight, 1844 |
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Page 383
... Arden connived at the conduct of his wife from mercenary motives . In the opening scene he puts Arden in a thoroughly different position . The play opens with a dialogue between Master Arden and his friend Master Franklin , in which ...
... Arden connived at the conduct of his wife from mercenary motives . In the opening scene he puts Arden in a thoroughly different position . The play opens with a dialogue between Master Arden and his friend Master Franklin , in which ...
Page 384
... Arden's own servant Michael to murder his master , tempting him with a promise to promote his suit to Mosbie's ... Arden in the night ? The heavens can witness , and the world can tell , Before I saw that falsehood look of thine , ' Fore ...
... Arden's own servant Michael to murder his master , tempting him with a promise to promote his suit to Mosbie's ... Arden in the night ? The heavens can witness , and the world can tell , Before I saw that falsehood look of thine , ' Fore ...
Page 385
... Arden " both permitted and also invited Mosbie very often to lodge in his house , " without at the same time compromising his own honour : - VOL . XII , 2 C " Arden . Mosbie , that question we ' ll ARDEN OF FEVERSHAM . 385.
... Arden " both permitted and also invited Mosbie very often to lodge in his house , " without at the same time compromising his own honour : - VOL . XII , 2 C " Arden . Mosbie , that question we ' ll ARDEN OF FEVERSHAM . 385.
Page 386
... Arden , I thought not on her , I came to thee ; But rather than I'll put up this wrong- Franklin . What will you do , sir ? Mosbie . Revenge it on the proudest of you both . [ Then ARDEN draws forth MOSBIE's sword . Arden . So , sirrah ...
... Arden , I thought not on her , I came to thee ; But rather than I'll put up this wrong- Franklin . What will you do , sir ? Mosbie . Revenge it on the proudest of you both . [ Then ARDEN draws forth MOSBIE's sword . Arden . So , sirrah ...
Page 387
... Arden . Forbear it ! nay , rather frequent it more : The world shall see that I distrust her not . To warn him on the sudden from my house Were to confirm the rumour that is grown . " The first direct attempt of Alice upon her husband's ...
... Arden . Forbear it ! nay , rather frequent it more : The world shall see that I distrust her not . To warn him on the sudden from my house Were to confirm the rumour that is grown . " The first direct attempt of Alice upon her husband's ...
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