The Works of Mr. William Shakespear, Volume 7J. Darby, 1725 |
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Page 47
... gone , Mine Eyes are turn'd to Fire , my Heart to Lead : Heavy Heart's - Lead melt at mine Eyes as Fire , So fhall I die by Drops of hot Desire . Alas ! Alas ! poor World , what Treasure haft thou loft 40 VENUS and ADO NI S.
... gone , Mine Eyes are turn'd to Fire , my Heart to Lead : Heavy Heart's - Lead melt at mine Eyes as Fire , So fhall I die by Drops of hot Desire . Alas ! Alas ! poor World , what Treasure haft thou loft 40 VENUS and ADO NI S.
Page 174
... Desire ? I have no precious Time at all to spend , Nor Services to do till you require . you ; Nor dare I chide the World - without - end - Hour , Whilft I ( my Soveraign ) watch the Clock for Nor think the Bitterness of Absence four ...
... Desire ? I have no precious Time at all to spend , Nor Services to do till you require . you ; Nor dare I chide the World - without - end - Hour , Whilft I ( my Soveraign ) watch the Clock for Nor think the Bitterness of Absence four ...
Page 182
... Desire ? I have no precious Time at all to spend , Nor Services to do till you require . you ; Nor dare I chide the World - without - end - Hour , Whilft I ( my Soveraign ) watch the Clock for Nor think the Bitterness of Absence four ...
... Desire ? I have no precious Time at all to spend , Nor Services to do till you require . you ; Nor dare I chide the World - without - end - Hour , Whilft I ( my Soveraign ) watch the Clock for Nor think the Bitterness of Absence four ...
Page 280
... Desires the Tender , Nature hath charg'd me , that I hoard them not , But yield them up where I my self must render : That is , to you my Origin , and Ender . For these of force must your Oblations be , Since I their Altar , you ...
... Desires the Tender , Nature hath charg'd me , that I hoard them not , But yield them up where I my self must render : That is , to you my Origin , and Ender . For these of force must your Oblations be , Since I their Altar , you ...
Page 317
... desire That which you covet , fcorch'd with the self - fame Fire ? Are all the World Fools ? Only Paris wise ? Or is there none fave you have judging Eyes ? No , no , you view no more than others fee , But you are plainer and more bold ...
... desire That which you covet , fcorch'd with the self - fame Fire ? Are all the World Fools ? Only Paris wise ? Or is there none fave you have judging Eyes ? No , no , you view no more than others fee , But you are plainer and more bold ...
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