The Works of Mr. William Shakespear;: In Six Volumes. Adorn'd with Cuts, Volume 3Jacob Tonson, 1709 |
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Page 986
... Thou art the Iffue of my dear Offence , Which was fo ftrongly urg'd paft my Defence . Baft . Now , by this Light , were I to get again , Madam , I would not with a better Father . Some Sins do bear their Privilege on Earth , And fo doth ...
... Thou art the Iffue of my dear Offence , Which was fo ftrongly urg'd paft my Defence . Baft . Now , by this Light , were I to get again , Madam , I would not with a better Father . Some Sins do bear their Privilege on Earth , And fo doth ...
Page 989
... thou art call'd a King , When living Blood doth in these Temples beat , Which owe the Clown that thou o'er - maftereft ? K. John . From whom haft thou this great Commiffion To draw my Answer from thy Articles ? K. Phil . From that ...
... thou art call'd a King , When living Blood doth in these Temples beat , Which owe the Clown that thou o'er - maftereft ? K. John . From whom haft thou this great Commiffion To draw my Answer from thy Articles ? K. Phil . From that ...
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... thou doft but fay ' tis fo . I truft I may not truft thee , for thy Word Is but the vain Breath of a common Man ... art thou ? France Friend with England , what becomes of me ? Fellow Fellow be gone , I cannot brook thy fight ; 1002 The ...
... thou doft but fay ' tis fo . I truft I may not truft thee , for thy Word Is but the vain Breath of a common Man ... art thou ? France Friend with England , what becomes of me ? Fellow Fellow be gone , I cannot brook thy fight ; 1002 The ...
Page 1003
... thou Become thy great Birth , nor deferve a Crown . But thou art fair , and at thy Birth , dear Boy , Nature and Fortune join'd to make thee great . Of Nature's Gifts thou may'ft with Lillies boaft , And with the half blown Rofe . But ...
... thou Become thy great Birth , nor deferve a Crown . But thou art fair , and at thy Birth , dear Boy , Nature and Fortune join'd to make thee great . Of Nature's Gifts thou may'ft with Lillies boaft , And with the half blown Rofe . But ...
Page 1005
... thou art perjur'd too , And footh'ft up Greatnefs . What a Fool art thou , A ramping Fool , to brag , to ftamp , and fwear , Upon my Party ; thou cold - blooded Slave , Haft thou not fpoke like Thunder on my fide , Been fworn my Soldier ...
... thou art perjur'd too , And footh'ft up Greatnefs . What a Fool art thou , A ramping Fool , to brag , to ftamp , and fwear , Upon my Party ; thou cold - blooded Slave , Haft thou not fpoke like Thunder on my fide , Been fworn my Soldier ...
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