The Works of Mr. William Shakespear, Volume 7J. Darby, 1725 |
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Page 291
... Theseus lavish , Who in thy Prime and Nonage did thee ravish . And worthy Rape for such a worthy Man ! Thrice happy Ravisher ! to seize thee then , When thou wert stript stark - naked to the Skin ; A Sight of Force to make the Gods to ...
... Theseus lavish , Who in thy Prime and Nonage did thee ravish . And worthy Rape for such a worthy Man ! Thrice happy Ravisher ! to seize thee then , When thou wert stript stark - naked to the Skin ; A Sight of Force to make the Gods to ...
Page 291
... Theseus lavish , Who in thy Prime and Nonage did thee ravish . And worthy Rape for such a worthy Man ! Thrice happy Ravisher ! to seize thee then , When thou wert stript stark - naked to the Skin ; A Sight of Force to make the Gods to ...
... Theseus lavish , Who in thy Prime and Nonage did thee ravish . And worthy Rape for such a worthy Man ! Thrice happy Ravisher ! to seize thee then , When thou wert stript stark - naked to the Skin ; A Sight of Force to make the Gods to ...
Page 300
... says , you follow me , to me make Suit , Fear it not , Helen ; I'll so work with Fame , I will ( alone ) be guilty of all blame . 3 Duke Duke Theseus was my Instance , and so were Your 300 POEMS on feveral Occasions .
... says , you follow me , to me make Suit , Fear it not , Helen ; I'll so work with Fame , I will ( alone ) be guilty of all blame . 3 Duke Duke Theseus was my Instance , and so were Your 300 POEMS on feveral Occasions .
Page 301
William Shakespeare George Sewell. Duke Theseus was my Instance , and so were Your Brothers , Lady ; can I come more near To ensample my Attempts by ? Theseus haled Helen perforce ; your Brothers they prevailed With the Leucippian ...
William Shakespeare George Sewell. Duke Theseus was my Instance , and so were Your Brothers , Lady ; can I come more near To ensample my Attempts by ? Theseus haled Helen perforce ; your Brothers they prevailed With the Leucippian ...
Page 305
... Theseus hurried me from hence , And did to me a kind of Violence ; Follows it therefore , I am of such Price , That ravish'd once , I should be ravish'd twice ? Was it my Fault , because I striv'd in vain , And wanted Strength his Fury ...
... Theseus hurried me from hence , And did to me a kind of Violence ; Follows it therefore , I am of such Price , That ravish'd once , I should be ravish'd twice ? Was it my Fault , because I striv'd in vain , And wanted Strength his Fury ...
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