Comedies, with the prefatory matter from the first folio, the note on the text by H. FarjeonNonesuch Press, 1953 |
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Page 305
... turne , you shall finde me y'are . For truly sir , for your kindnesse , I owe you a good turne . JPRO . Call hether Barnardine and Claudio : Th'one has my pitie ; not a jot the other , Being a Murtherer , though he were my brother ...
... turne , you shall finde me y'are . For truly sir , for your kindnesse , I owe you a good turne . JPRO . Call hether Barnardine and Claudio : Th'one has my pitie ; not a jot the other , Being a Murtherer , though he were my brother ...
Page 477
... turne : the Passado hee respects not , the Duello he regards not ; his dis- grace is to be called Boy , but his glorie is to subdue men . Adue Valour , rust Rapier , bee still Drum , your manager is in love ; yea hee loveth . Assist me ...
... turne : the Passado hee respects not , the Duello he regards not ; his dis- grace is to be called Boy , but his glorie is to subdue men . Adue Valour , rust Rapier , bee still Drum , your manager is in love ; yea hee loveth . Assist me ...
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... Turne upon your right hand at the next turning , but at the next turning of all on your left ; marrie at the verie next turning , turne of no hand , but turn down indirectlie to the Jewes house . JGOB . Be Gods sonties ' twill be a hard ...
... Turne upon your right hand at the next turning , but at the next turning of all on your left ; marrie at the verie next turning , turne of no hand , but turn down indirectlie to the Jewes house . JGOB . Be Gods sonties ' twill be a hard ...
Contents
The Two Gentlemen of Verona | 67 |
The Merry Wives of Windsor | 131 |
The First Quarto of the same | 207 |
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