The Works of Mr. William Shakespear;: In Six Volumes. Adorn'd with Cuts, Volume 2Jacob Tonson, 1709 - 3324 pages |
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Page 508
... these Wood - birds but to couple now ? Lyf . Pardon , my Lord . Thef . I pray you all stand up : I know you two are Rival Enemies . How comes this gentle Concord in the World , That Hatred is fo far from Jealoufy , To fleep by Hate ...
... these Wood - birds but to couple now ? Lyf . Pardon , my Lord . Thef . I pray you all stand up : I know you two are Rival Enemies . How comes this gentle Concord in the World , That Hatred is fo far from Jealoufy , To fleep by Hate ...
Page 509
... These Things feem fmall and undiftinguishable , Like far - off Mountains turned into Clouds . Her . Methinks I fee these things with parted Eye , When every thing feems double . Hel . So methinks ; And I have found Demetrius like a ...
... These Things feem fmall and undiftinguishable , Like far - off Mountains turned into Clouds . Her . Methinks I fee these things with parted Eye , When every thing feems double . Hel . So methinks ; And I have found Demetrius like a ...
Page 511
... these Lovers speak of . Thef . More ftrange than true . I never may believe Thefe Antick Fables , nor thefe Fairy Toys ; Lovers and Madmen have fuch feething Brains , Such fhaping Phantasies , that apprehend more Than cool Reafon ever ...
... these Lovers speak of . Thef . More ftrange than true . I never may believe Thefe Antick Fables , nor thefe Fairy Toys ; Lovers and Madmen have fuch feething Brains , Such fhaping Phantasies , that apprehend more Than cool Reafon ever ...
Page 518
... these should be in the Lanthorn ; for they are in the Moon . But filence ; here comes Thisby . R Enter Thisby . Thif . This is old Ninny's Tomb ; where is thy Love ? Lion . Oh . Dem . Well roar'd Lion . Thef . Well run Thisby . Hip ...
... these should be in the Lanthorn ; for they are in the Moon . But filence ; here comes Thisby . R Enter Thisby . Thif . This is old Ninny's Tomb ; where is thy Love ? Lion . Oh . Dem . Well roar'd Lion . Thef . Well run Thisby . Hip ...
Page 521
... these Visions did appear . And this weak and idle Theam , No more yielding but a Dream , Gentles , do not reprehend ; If you Pardon , we will mend . And And as I am honeft Puck , If we have A Midsummer - Night's Dream . 521.
... these Visions did appear . And this weak and idle Theam , No more yielding but a Dream , Gentles , do not reprehend ; If you Pardon , we will mend . And And as I am honeft Puck , If we have A Midsummer - Night's Dream . 521.
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