The Plays and Poems of William Shakespeare, Volum 5H. Baldwin, 1968 |
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... word of thy speech . I never long'd to hear a word till now ; Say - pardon , king ; let pity teach thee how : The word is fhort , but not fo fhort as sweet ; No word like , pardon , for kings ' mouths fo meet . York . Speak it in French ...
... word of thy speech . I never long'd to hear a word till now ; Say - pardon , king ; let pity teach thee how : The word is fhort , but not fo fhort as sweet ; No word like , pardon , for kings ' mouths fo meet . York . Speak it in French ...
Side 358
... word . Phrafe call you it ? By this good day , I know not the phrase : but I will maintain the word with my fword , to be a foldier- like word , and a word of exceeding good command . Accommodated ; That is , when a man is , as they fay ...
... word . Phrafe call you it ? By this good day , I know not the phrase : but I will maintain the word with my fword , to be a foldier- like word , and a word of exceeding good command . Accommodated ; That is , when a man is , as they fay ...
Side 369
... word means dirty or grimed . The word bufwives agrees better with this fenfe . Shallow crept into mean houses , and boasted his accomplishments to dirty women . JOHNSON . Ray , among his north country words , fays , that an over ...
... word means dirty or grimed . The word bufwives agrees better with this fenfe . Shallow crept into mean houses , and boasted his accomplishments to dirty women . JOHNSON . Ray , among his north country words , fays , that an over ...
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