Comedies, with the prefatory matter from the first folio, the note on the text by H. FarjeonNonesuch Press, 1953 |
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... him visitation . JDUKE . He professes to have received no sinister measure from his Judge , but most willingly humbles himselfe to the determination of Justice : yet had he framed to himselfe ( by the instruction of his frailty ) manie ...
... him visitation . JDUKE . He professes to have received no sinister measure from his Judge , but most willingly humbles himselfe to the determination of Justice : yet had he framed to himselfe ( by the instruction of his frailty ) manie ...
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... him : And indeed his fact till now in the government of Lord Angelo , came not to an undoubtfull proofe . JDUKE . It is now apparant ? JPRO . Most manifest , and not denied by himselfe . JDUKE . Hath he borne himselfe penitently in ...
... him : And indeed his fact till now in the government of Lord Angelo , came not to an undoubtfull proofe . JDUKE . It is now apparant ? JPRO . Most manifest , and not denied by himselfe . JDUKE . Hath he borne himselfe penitently in ...
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... himselfe : so cram'd ( as he thinkes ) with excellencies , that it is his grounds of faith , that all that looke on him , love him : and on that vice in him , will my revenge finde notable cause to worke . JTO . What wilt thou do ? JMAR ...
... himselfe : so cram'd ( as he thinkes ) with excellencies , that it is his grounds of faith , that all that looke on him , love him : and on that vice in him , will my revenge finde notable cause to worke . JTO . What wilt thou do ? JMAR ...
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The Two Gentlemen of Verona | 67 |
The Merry Wives of Windsor | 131 |
The First Quarto of the same | 207 |
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