Twenty of the Plays of Shakespeare: The taming of the shrew. 1631. The history of King Lear. 1608. The troublesome raigne of King Iohn, in two parts. 1611. The tragedie of Richard the Second. 1615. The historie of Henry the Fourth. 1613. The second part of Henry the Fourth. 1600J. and R. Tonson, 1766 |
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... fpeake , be ready straight ( And with a low fubmiffiue reuerence ) Say , what is it your honor will command : Let one attend him with a filuer bafon Full of rofe - water , and beftrew'd with flowers , Another Another beare the ewer ...
... fpeake , be ready straight ( And with a low fubmiffiue reuerence ) Say , what is it your honor will command : Let one attend him with a filuer bafon Full of rofe - water , and beftrew'd with flowers , Another Another beare the ewer ...
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... fpeake : I fmel fweet fauors , and I feele foft things : Vpon my life I am a lord indeede , And not a tinker , nor Chriftopher Slie . Well , bring our ladie hither to our fight , And once againe a pot o'th smallest ale . 2 Man . Wilt ...
... fpeake : I fmel fweet fauors , and I feele foft things : Vpon my life I am a lord indeede , And not a tinker , nor Chriftopher Slie . Well , bring our ladie hither to our fight , And once againe a pot o'th smallest ale . 2 Man . Wilt ...
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... fpeake of all that time . 1 Man . Oh yes my lord , but verie idle words For though you lay heerę in this goodlie chamber , Yet would you fay , ye weare beaten out of doore , And raile vpon the hofteffe of the house , And fay you would ...
... fpeake of all that time . 1 Man . Oh yes my lord , but verie idle words For though you lay heerę in this goodlie chamber , Yet would you fay , ye weare beaten out of doore , And raile vpon the hofteffe of the house , And fay you would ...
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... fpeake but as I finde , Whence are you fir ? what may I call your name . Petr . Petruchio is my name Antonio's fonne , A man well knowne throughout all Italy . Bap . I know him well : you are welcome for his fake . Gre . Sauing your ...
... fpeake but as I finde , Whence are you fir ? what may I call your name . Petr . Petruchio is my name Antonio's fonne , A man well knowne throughout all Italy . Bap . I know him well : you are welcome for his fake . Gre . Sauing your ...
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... fpeake the ceremoniall rites of marriage ? What faies Lucentio to this fhame of ours ? Kate . No fhame but mine : I must forfooth be forst To giue my hand oppos'd against my heart Vnto a mad - braine rudesby full of spleene , Who woo'd ...
... fpeake the ceremoniall rites of marriage ? What faies Lucentio to this fhame of ours ? Kate . No fhame but mine : I must forfooth be forst To giue my hand oppos'd against my heart Vnto a mad - braine rudesby full of spleene , Who woo'd ...
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