The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volumul 7 |
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Pagina 15
... comes Helena . Enter HELENA . HER . God speed , fair Helena ! Whither away ? HEL . Call you me fair ? that fair again unsay . his beft arrow with the golden head ; ] So , in Sidney's Arcadia , Book II : 3 66 arrowes two , and tint with ...
... comes Helena . Enter HELENA . HER . God speed , fair Helena ! Whither away ? HEL . Call you me fair ? that fair again unsay . his beft arrow with the golden head ; ] So , in Sidney's Arcadia , Book II : 3 66 arrowes two , and tint with ...
Pagina 27
... comes next by the window ? A black man's , I think ; " I think , a red : for that is moft in fashion . " This custom of wearing coloured beards , the reader will find more amply explained in Measure for Meafure , A & IV . fc . ii . 8 ...
... comes next by the window ? A black man's , I think ; " I think , a red : for that is moft in fashion . " This custom of wearing coloured beards , the reader will find more amply explained in Measure for Meafure , A & IV . fc . ii . 8 ...
Pagina 38
... comes Oberon . FAI . And here my miftrefs : -'Would that he were gone ! 6 And tailor cries , ] The cuftom of crying tailor at a fudden fall backwards , I think I remember to have obferved . He that flips befide his chair , falls as a ...
... comes Oberon . FAI . And here my miftrefs : -'Would that he were gone ! 6 And tailor cries , ] The cuftom of crying tailor at a fudden fall backwards , I think I remember to have obferved . He that flips befide his chair , falls as a ...
Pagina 48
... comes " From our debate , from our diffention . " In all this there is no difficulty . All these calamities are the confequence of the diffention between Oberon and Titania ; as feems to be fufficiently pointed out by the word therefore ...
... comes " From our debate , from our diffention . " In all this there is no difficulty . All these calamities are the confequence of the diffention between Oberon and Titania ; as feems to be fufficiently pointed out by the word therefore ...
Pagina 49
... comes " Andlaftly , quaking for the colde , flood Winter all forlorne , " With rugged head as white as dove , and garments all to torne , " Forladen with the isycles , that dangled up and downe Upon his gray and hoary beard , and fnowie ...
... comes " Andlaftly , quaking for the colde , flood Winter all forlorne , " With rugged head as white as dove , and garments all to torne , " Forladen with the isycles , that dangled up and downe Upon his gray and hoary beard , and fnowie ...
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