The Dramatic Works ...G. Routledge & sons, 1865 |
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... present form , will not be unacceptable . Indeed , considering them merely as productions of writers contemporary with our author , they may be perused with advantage ; since , like most of the dramatic compositions of that time , they ...
... present form , will not be unacceptable . Indeed , considering them merely as productions of writers contemporary with our author , they may be perused with advantage ; since , like most of the dramatic compositions of that time , they ...
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... present her to your majesty . 2 Sold . He lies , my lord ; I found the lady first , And here present her to your majesty . 1 Sold . Presumptuous villain , wilt thou take my prize i 2 Sold . Nay , rather thou depriv'st me of my right . 1 ...
... present her to your majesty . 2 Sold . He lies , my lord ; I found the lady first , And here present her to your majesty . 1 Sold . Presumptuous villain , wilt thou take my prize i 2 Sold . Nay , rather thou depriv'st me of my right . 1 ...
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... present stream shall present bring to pass . [ She drowns herself . Guen . One mischief follows on another's neck . Who would have thought so young a maid as she With such a courage would have sought her death ? And , for because this ...
... present stream shall present bring to pass . [ She drowns herself . Guen . One mischief follows on another's neck . Who would have thought so young a maid as she With such a courage would have sought her death ? And , for because this ...
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Dramatic Works: From the Text of Johnson, Stevens and Reed; with ..., Volum 4 William Shakespeare Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1852 |
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