Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 149William Blackwood, 1891 - England |
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Page 5
... my dearest , thou ne'er selves to death , spok'st Ere I could make thee open thy
white To better purpose . ” hand , Strange words from one who so And clap
thyself my love ; then didst thou utterdirectly afterwards finds cause for ' I ...
... my dearest , thou ne'er selves to death , spok'st Ere I could make thee open thy
white To better purpose . ” hand , Strange words from one who so And clap
thyself my love ; then didst thou utterdirectly afterwards finds cause for ' I ...
Page 6
... narrative form allows , to lead up Desdemona replies , “ Alas the day , to and
explain the ultimate ex I never gave him cause ! ” To plosion of Pandosto's
jealousy , this Emilia rejoinswhich had been silently growing " But jealous souls
will not ...
... narrative form allows , to lead up Desdemona replies , “ Alas the day , to and
explain the ultimate ex I never gave him cause ! ” To plosion of Pandosto's
jealousy , this Emilia rejoinswhich had been silently growing " But jealous souls
will not ...
Page 11
Do not weep , matter with them , instead of ordergood fools ; ing them to prison
for their boldThere is no cause ; when you shall ness , and tells them , that , while
know your mistress himself assured of the queen's Has deserved prison , then ...
Do not weep , matter with them , instead of ordergood fools ; ing them to prison
for their boldThere is no cause ; when you shall ness , and tells them , that , while
know your mistress himself assured of the queen's Has deserved prison , then ...
Page 26
... cause , and leads her about her — then , turning to Flo- away to the dance ,
where they rizel are waited for . Polixenes has And , my sweet friend , from
distance been watching To strew him o'er and o'er . ... " them . “ This , " he says to
Camillo ...
... cause , and leads her about her — then , turning to Flo- away to the dance ,
where they rizel are waited for . Polixenes has And , my sweet friend , from
distance been watching To strew him o'er and o'er . ... " them . “ This , " he says to
Camillo ...
Page 31
... to which she had their cause with Polixenes . been secretly conveyed . Seeing
This is soon after made an easy the genuine contrition of Leontes , task by the
confession of the shepPaulina would not abandon the herd and his son as to the
...
... to which she had their cause with Polixenes . been secretly conveyed . Seeing
This is soon after made an easy the genuine contrition of Leontes , task by the
confession of the shepPaulina would not abandon the herd and his son as to the
...
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