The Works of Mr. William Shakespear;: In Six Volumes. Adorn'd with Cuts, Volume 2Jacob Tonson, 1709 - 3324 pages |
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Page 497
... bear thee , made me leave thee fo ? Her . You fpeak not as you think : It cannot be . Hel . Lo , fhe is one of this Confederacy ; Now I perceive they have conjoin'd all three , To fashion this falfe Sport in fpight of me . Injurious ...
... bear thee , made me leave thee fo ? Her . You fpeak not as you think : It cannot be . Hel . Lo , fhe is one of this Confederacy ; Now I perceive they have conjoin'd all three , To fashion this falfe Sport in fpight of me . Injurious ...
Page 500
... bear my Folly back , And follow you no further . Let me go , You fe how fimple , and how fond I am . Her . Why get you gone ; who is't that hinders you ? Hel . A foolish Heart , that I leave here behind . Her . What with Lyfander ? Hel ...
... bear my Folly back , And follow you no further . Let me go , You fe how fimple , and how fond I am . Her . Why get you gone ; who is't that hinders you ? Hel . A foolish Heart , that I leave here behind . Her . What with Lyfander ? Hel ...
Page 506
... bear him to my Bower in Fairy Land ; And now I have the Boy , I will undo This hateful Imperfection of her Eyes : And , gentle Puck , take this transformed Scalp From off the Head of this Athenian Swain ; That he awaking when the others ...
... bear him to my Bower in Fairy Land ; And now I have the Boy , I will undo This hateful Imperfection of her Eyes : And , gentle Puck , take this transformed Scalp From off the Head of this Athenian Swain ; That he awaking when the others ...
Page 507
... Bear With Hounds of Sparta ; never did I hear Such gallant Chiding . For befides the Groves , The Skies , the Fountains , every Region near , Seem'd all one mutual Cry . I never heard So mufical a Difcord , fuch fweet Thunder . Thef ...
... Bear With Hounds of Sparta ; never did I hear Such gallant Chiding . For befides the Groves , The Skies , the Fountains , every Region near , Seem'd all one mutual Cry . I never heard So mufical a Difcord , fuch fweet Thunder . Thef ...
Page 509
... bear your Will , For in the Temple , by and by with us , Thefe Couples fhall eternally be knit : And for the Morning now is fomething worn , Our purpos'd Hunting fhall be fet afide . Away with us to Athens , three and three , We'll hold ...
... bear your Will , For in the Temple , by and by with us , Thefe Couples fhall eternally be knit : And for the Morning now is fomething worn , Our purpos'd Hunting fhall be fet afide . Away with us to Athens , three and three , We'll hold ...
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