The Works of Shakespeare: in Twelve Volumes: Collated with the Oldest Copies, and Corrected, Band 12R. Crowder, 1772 |
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... wife , that peopled highest heaven With fpirits mafculine , create at last This novelty on earth , this fair defe & t Of Nature , and not fill the world at once- With men , as angels , and not feminine ; Or find jome other way to ...
... wife , that peopled highest heaven With fpirits mafculine , create at last This novelty on earth , this fair defe & t Of Nature , and not fill the world at once- With men , as angels , and not feminine ; Or find jome other way to ...
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... wife men know well enough what monsters you make of them ----- To a nunnery , go --- and quickly too : farewel . Oph . Heavenly powers restore him ! Ham . I have heard of your painting too , well enough : God has given you one face ...
... wife men know well enough what monsters you make of them ----- To a nunnery , go --- and quickly too : farewel . Oph . Heavenly powers restore him ! Ham . I have heard of your painting too , well enough : God has given you one face ...
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... wife . Ham . If the fhould break it now- Duke . Tis deeply fworn ; fweet , leave me here a while ; My fpirits grow dull , and fain I would beguile The tedious day with fleep . Duch . Sleep rock thy brain , [ Sleeps . And never come ...
... wife . Ham . If the fhould break it now- Duke . Tis deeply fworn ; fweet , leave me here a while ; My fpirits grow dull , and fain I would beguile The tedious day with fleep . Duch . Sleep rock thy brain , [ Sleeps . And never come ...
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... wife's Baptifta ; you fhall fee anon , ' tis a knavish piece of work ; but what o ' that ? your Majefty , and we that have free fouls , it touches us not ; let the gal- led jade winch , our withers are unrung . Enter LUCIANUS . This is ...
... wife's Baptifta ; you fhall fee anon , ' tis a knavish piece of work ; but what o ' that ? your Majefty , and we that have free fouls , it touches us not ; let the gal- led jade winch , our withers are unrung . Enter LUCIANUS . This is ...
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... wife . ter and worse . This puts Hamlet in mind of the words in the church fervice of matrimony , and he replies , fo you mistake husbands , i . e . fo you take husbands and find your- felves mistaken in them . ( 41 ) With Hecate's bane ...
... wife . ter and worse . This puts Hamlet in mind of the words in the church fervice of matrimony , and he replies , fo you mistake husbands , i . e . fo you take husbands and find your- felves mistaken in them . ( 41 ) With Hecate's bane ...
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