The Annotated Shakespeare: The tragedies and romancesC. N. Potter, 1978 - English drama |
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... grace for grace and love for love allow ; The other did not so . Fri L. 90 O , she knew well Thy love did read by rote and could not spell . But come , young waverer , come , go with me , In one respect I'll thy assistant be ; For this ...
... grace for grace and love for love allow ; The other did not so . Fri L. 90 O , she knew well Thy love did read by rote and could not spell . But come , young waverer , come , go with me , In one respect I'll thy assistant be ; For this ...
Page 381
... grace no better com- pany ? Edg . The prince of darkness is a gentleman : Modo he ' s call'd , and Mahu . Glou . Our flesh and blood is grown so vile , my lord , That it doth hate what gets it . Edg . Poor Tom's a - cold . 150 Glou . Go ...
... grace no better com- pany ? Edg . The prince of darkness is a gentleman : Modo he ' s call'd , and Mahu . Glou . Our flesh and blood is grown so vile , my lord , That it doth hate what gets it . Edg . Poor Tom's a - cold . 150 Glou . Go ...
Page 617
... grace : Admirable ! How this grace Speaks his own standing ! What a mental power This eye shoots forth ! How big imagination Moves in this lip ! The painter is constrained to admit : It is a pretty mocking of the life . Here is a touch ...
... grace : Admirable ! How this grace Speaks his own standing ! What a mental power This eye shoots forth ! How big imagination Moves in this lip ! The painter is constrained to admit : It is a pretty mocking of the life . Here is a touch ...
Contents
SHAKESPEARES TRAGEDIES ROMANCES Introduction | 8 |
ROMEO AND JULIET 15945 Introduction | 68 |
JULIUS CAESAR 1599 Introduction | 134 |
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