The Works of Mr. William Shakespear [sic], Том 7 |
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What am I , that thou shouldst contemn me this ? Or what great Danger dwells
upon my Sute ? What were thy Lips the worse for one poor Kiss ? Speak fair : Bot
speak fair Words , or else be mute . Give me one Kiss , I'll give it thec again , And
...
What am I , that thou shouldst contemn me this ? Or what great Danger dwells
upon my Sute ? What were thy Lips the worse for one poor Kiss ? Speak fair : Bot
speak fair Words , or else be mute . Give me one Kiss , I'll give it thec again , And
...
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But e'r I name him , you fair Lor'ds , quoth she , ( Speaking to those , that came
with Colatinė ) S ! : 1 : 1 plight your honourable Faiths to me , With swift Pursuit to
venge this ... O speak quoth she , How may this forced Stain be wip'd from me ?
But e'r I name him , you fair Lor'ds , quoth she , ( Speaking to those , that came
with Colatinė ) S ! : 1 : 1 plight your honourable Faiths to me , With swift Pursuit to
venge this ... O speak quoth she , How may this forced Stain be wip'd from me ?
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There is a Lady on the Stage who may perhaps be sometimes oot in her
Speaking , but always so Charms in her ... and when they have form'd them to the
Figure of a pallionate Man as long as they speak , while the Opposite speaks ,
are as ...
There is a Lady on the Stage who may perhaps be sometimes oot in her
Speaking , but always so Charms in her ... and when they have form'd them to the
Figure of a pallionate Man as long as they speak , while the Opposite speaks ,
are as ...
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Essay on the Art Rise and Progress of the Stage in Greece Rome | i |
The Glossary Ixviü | lxix |
Venus and Adonis | 1 |
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