The Complete Works of William Shakspeare: Comprising His Plays and Poems, with Dr. Johnson's Preface; a Glossary, an Account of Each Play, and a Memoir of the AuthorJ.E. Beardsley - 924 pages |
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Page 310
... bear me witness , That I was sent for nothing but a rope ! Pinch . Mistress , both man and master is possess'd ? I know it by their pale and deadly looks : They must be bound , and laid in some dark room . Ant . E. Say , wherefore didst ...
... bear me witness , That I was sent for nothing but a rope ! Pinch . Mistress , both man and master is possess'd ? I know it by their pale and deadly looks : They must be bound , and laid in some dark room . Ant . E. Say , wherefore didst ...
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... bear , And tread it under foot with all contempt , Despight the bearward that protects the bear . Y. Clif . And so to arms , victorious father , To quell the rebels , and their ' complices Rich . Fye ! charity , for shame ! speak not in ...
... bear , And tread it under foot with all contempt , Despight the bearward that protects the bear . Y. Clif . And so to arms , victorious father , To quell the rebels , and their ' complices Rich . Fye ! charity , for shame ! speak not in ...
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... bear him easily hence ! Bian . Alas , he faints : -O Cassio ! Cassio ! Cassio ! lago . Gentlemen all , I do suspect this trash To be a party in this injury.- Patience a while , good Cassio . - Come , come ; Lend me a light . - Know we ...
... bear him easily hence ! Bian . Alas , he faints : -O Cassio ! Cassio ! Cassio ! lago . Gentlemen all , I do suspect this trash To be a party in this injury.- Patience a while , good Cassio . - Come , come ; Lend me a light . - Know we ...
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MEMOIR BY THE REV WILLIAM HARNESS M A iii | 3 |
GLOSSARY | 19 |
THE TEMPEST | 27 |
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