The Works of Mr. William Shakespear;: In Six Volumes. Adorn'd with Cuts, Tom 6Jacob Tonson, 1709 |
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... She is cunning paft Man's Thought . Eno . Alack , Sir , no , her Paffions are made of nothing but the finest part of pure Love . We cannot call her Winds and Waters , Sighs and Tears : And yet they are greater Storms and Tempefts than ...
... She is cunning paft Man's Thought . Eno . Alack , Sir , no , her Paffions are made of nothing but the finest part of pure Love . We cannot call her Winds and Waters , Sighs and Tears : And yet they are greater Storms and Tempefts than ...
Strona 2758
... she hath broach'd here in the State , Cannot endure my Abfence . Eno . And the Bufinefs you have broach'd here cannot be without you , especially that of Cleopatra's , which wholly depends on your Aboad . Ant . No more like Anfwers ...
... she hath broach'd here in the State , Cannot endure my Abfence . Eno . And the Bufinefs you have broach'd here cannot be without you , especially that of Cleopatra's , which wholly depends on your Aboad . Ant . No more like Anfwers ...
Strona 2760
... She's dead , my Queen , Look here , and at thy Sovereign leifure read The Garboyls fhe awak'd ; at the laft , beft . See when , and where fhe died . Cleo . O moft falfe Love ! Where be the facred Viols thou should'st fill With forrowful ...
... She's dead , my Queen , Look here , and at thy Sovereign leifure read The Garboyls fhe awak'd ; at the laft , beft . See when , and where fhe died . Cleo . O moft falfe Love ! Where be the facred Viols thou should'st fill With forrowful ...
Strona 2773
... She's a moft triumphant Lady , if report be fquare to her . Eno . When she first met Mark Antony , the purs'd up his upon the River of Cydnus . Heart Agr . There the appear'd indeed : or my reporter devis'd well for her . Eno . I will ...
... She's a moft triumphant Lady , if report be fquare to her . Eno . When she first met Mark Antony , the purs'd up his upon the River of Cydnus . Heart Agr . There the appear'd indeed : or my reporter devis'd well for her . Eno . I will ...
Strona 2774
... She made great Cafar lay his Sword to Bed , He ploughed her , and fhe cropt . Eno . I faw her once Hop forty Paces through the publick Street . And having loft her breath , the fpoke , and panted , That she did make defect , perfection ...
... She made great Cafar lay his Sword to Bed , He ploughed her , and fhe cropt . Eno . I faw her once Hop forty Paces through the publick Street . And having loft her breath , the fpoke , and panted , That she did make defect , perfection ...
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