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Page 15
A contract of true love to celebrate ; Mine honour into lust ; to take away And some donation freely to estate The edge of that day's celebration , On the bless'd lovers . When I shall think , or Phæbus ' steeds are founder'd , Cer .
A contract of true love to celebrate ; Mine honour into lust ; to take away And some donation freely to estate The edge of that day's celebration , On the bless'd lovers . When I shall think , or Phæbus ' steeds are founder'd , Cer .
Page 48
You stand upon your honour ! — Why , Fal . Ten and eleven ? thou unconfinable baseness , it is as much as I can Quick . Ay , forsooth ; and then you may come do , to keep the terms of my honour precise .
You stand upon your honour ! — Why , Fal . Ten and eleven ? thou unconfinable baseness , it is as much as I can Quick . Ay , forsooth ; and then you may come do , to keep the terms of my honour precise .
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Come , we'll have him in a dark room , And laid mine honour too unchary out : and bound . My niece is already in the belief that There's something in me , that reproves my fault ; he is mad ; we may carry it thus , for our pleasure ...
Come , we'll have him in a dark room , And laid mine honour too unchary out : and bound . My niece is already in the belief that There's something in me , that reproves my fault ; he is mad ; we may carry it thus , for our pleasure ...
Page 88
And thou the velvet : thou ar : , ood vciWe have with a leaven's and prepared choice vet ; thou art a three - pil'd piece , I warran ! thee : I Proceeded to you ; therefore take your honours . had as Lief be a list of an English kersy ...
And thou the velvet : thou ar : , ood vciWe have with a leaven's and prepared choice vet ; thou art a three - pil'd piece , I warran ! thee : I Proceeded to you ; therefore take your honours . had as Lief be a list of an English kersy ...
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Elb . If it please your honour , I know not well what they are : but precise villains they are , that I ünier ANCIO , Escalus , a Justice , Provost , am sure of ; and void of all profanation in the Oficers , and other Attendants . world ...
Elb . If it please your honour , I know not well what they are : but precise villains they are , that I ünier ANCIO , Escalus , a Justice , Provost , am sure of ; and void of all profanation in the Oficers , and other Attendants . world ...
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| Title | The Plays of William Shakspeare |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Publisher | Longman, 1880 |
| Original from | Princeton University |
| Digitized | 4 May 2010 |
| Length | 960 pages |
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