The Shakespeare Anthology: Poems, Poetical Passages, LyricsNonesuch Press, 1935 - 525 pages Prospectus with specimen page for the Nonesuch Press anthology edited by Herbert Farjeon, published in 1935. |
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Page 40
... false , By being once false , for ever to be true To those that make us both , faire Ladies you . And even that falshood in it selfe a sinne , Thus purifies it selfe , and turnes to grace . To move wilde laughter in the throat of death ...
... false , By being once false , for ever to be true To those that make us both , faire Ladies you . And even that falshood in it selfe a sinne , Thus purifies it selfe , and turnes to grace . To move wilde laughter in the throat of death ...
Page 157
... false , false , false : Let all untruths stand by thy stained name , And theyle seeme glorious . You understand me not that tell me so : I TROYLUS AND CRESSIDA 157.
... false , false , false : Let all untruths stand by thy stained name , And theyle seeme glorious . You understand me not that tell me so : I TROYLUS AND CRESSIDA 157.
Page 165
... false to false , among false Maids in love , Upbraid my falsehood ; when they've said As false , As Aire , as Water , Wind , or sandy earth , As Fox to Lambe ; as Wolfe to Heifer's Calfe ; Pard to the Hind , or Stepdame to her Sonne ...
... false to false , among false Maids in love , Upbraid my falsehood ; when they've said As false , As Aire , as Water , Wind , or sandy earth , As Fox to Lambe ; as Wolfe to Heifer's Calfe ; Pard to the Hind , or Stepdame to her Sonne ...
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