The Works of Shakespeare, Volume 2Printed at the Clarendon Press, 1770 |
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Page 104
... lord ! he'll be forfworn . King . Not for the world , fair madam , by my will . Prin . Why , will shall break its will , and nothing else . King . Your ladyfhip is ignorant what it is . Prin . Were my lord fo , his ignorance were wife ...
... lord ! he'll be forfworn . King . Not for the world , fair madam , by my will . Prin . Why , will shall break its will , and nothing else . King . Your ladyfhip is ignorant what it is . Prin . Were my lord fo , his ignorance were wife ...
Page 114
... Lords o'er their lords ? Prin . Only for praise ; and praise we may afford To any lady that fubdues her lord . Enter Coftard . commonwealth . } Coft . God dig - you - den all ! pray you , which is the head lady ? Prin . Thou fhalt know ...
... Lords o'er their lords ? Prin . Only for praise ; and praise we may afford To any lady that fubdues her lord . Enter Coftard . commonwealth . } Coft . God dig - you - den all ! pray you , which is the head lady ? Prin . Thou fhalt know ...
Page 116
... lord to my lady . Prin . From which lord to which lady ? Coft . From my lord Berown , a good master of mine , To a lady of France that he call'd Rofaline . Prin . Thou haft mistaken his letter . Come , lords , away . Here , sweet , put ...
... lord to my lady . Prin . From which lord to which lady ? Coft . From my lord Berown , a good master of mine , To a lady of France that he call'd Rofaline . Prin . Thou haft mistaken his letter . Come , lords , away . Here , sweet , put ...
Page 148
... lord . Biron . This fellow picks up wit as pigeons peas , And utters it again , when Jove doth please : He is wit's pedler , and retails his wares At wakes , and waffails , meetings , markets , fairs : And we that fell by grofs , the lord ...
... lord . Biron . This fellow picks up wit as pigeons peas , And utters it again , when Jove doth please : He is wit's pedler , and retails his wares At wakes , and waffails , meetings , markets , fairs : And we that fell by grofs , the lord ...
Page 149
... lord ; Trim gallants , full of courtship , and of state . Rof . Madam , speak true . It is not so , my lord : My lady ( to the manner of the days ) In courtely gives undeferving praise . We four , indeed , confronted were with four In ...
... lord ; Trim gallants , full of courtship , and of state . Rof . Madam , speak true . It is not so , my lord : My lady ( to the manner of the days ) In courtely gives undeferving praise . We four , indeed , confronted were with four In ...
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