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... shew'd a most noble patience , 2. Gen. I do not think , he fears death . 1. Gen. Sure , he does not , He never was fo womanish ; the cause He may a little grieve at . 2. Gen. Certainly , The cardinal is the end of this . 1. Gen. ' Tis ...
... shew'd a most noble patience , 2. Gen. I do not think , he fears death . 1. Gen. Sure , he does not , He never was fo womanish ; the cause He may a little grieve at . 2. Gen. Certainly , The cardinal is the end of this . 1. Gen. ' Tis ...
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William Shakespeare Edmond Malone, Nicholas Rowe. I kneel before thee ; and unproperly Shew duty , as mistaken all this while Between the child and parent . Cor . What is this ? Your knees to me ? to your corrected fon ? Then let the ...
William Shakespeare Edmond Malone, Nicholas Rowe. I kneel before thee ; and unproperly Shew duty , as mistaken all this while Between the child and parent . Cor . What is this ? Your knees to me ? to your corrected fon ? Then let the ...
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... Shew'd Shew'd thy dear mother any courtesy ; When the , CORIOLANUS . 293.
... Shew'd Shew'd thy dear mother any courtesy ; When the , CORIOLANUS . 293.
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The Plays and Poems of William Shakespeare, with the Life and ..., Volum 7 William Shakespeare Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1844 |
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