The Plays of William Shakespeare in Eight Volumes: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators; to which are Added Notes by Sam Johnson, Volumul 5J. and R. Tonson, 1765 |
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Pagina 72
... fpeak , Beauford , to thy Sovereign . Car . If thou beeft Death , I'll give thee England's treafure , Enough to purchafe fuch another Island , So thou wilt let me live , and feel no pain . K. Henry . Ah , what a fign it is of evil life ...
... fpeak , Beauford , to thy Sovereign . Car . If thou beeft Death , I'll give thee England's treafure , Enough to purchafe fuch another Island , So thou wilt let me live , and feel no pain . K. Henry . Ah , what a fign it is of evil life ...
Pagina 78
... fpeak him fair . Suf . Suffolk's imperial tongue is ftern and rough , Us'd to command , untaught to plead for favour . Far be it , we should honour fuch as these With humble fuit ; no , rather let my head Stoop to the block , than these ...
... fpeak him fair . Suf . Suffolk's imperial tongue is ftern and rough , Us'd to command , untaught to plead for favour . Far be it , we should honour fuch as these With humble fuit ; no , rather let my head Stoop to the block , than these ...
Pagina 84
... fpeak French , and therefore he is a traitor . Staf . O grofs and miferable ignorance ! Cade . Nay , anfwer if you can . The Frenchmen are our enemies ; go to then , I ask but this , can he that fpeaks with the tongue of the enemy , be ...
... fpeak French , and therefore he is a traitor . Staf . O grofs and miferable ignorance ! Cade . Nay , anfwer if you can . The Frenchmen are our enemies ; go to then , I ask but this , can he that fpeaks with the tongue of the enemy , be ...
Pagina 85
... fpeak truth , thou deferv'ft no lefs . This monument of the victory will I bear , and the bodies fhall be dragged at my horfe's heels till I do come to London , where we will have the mayor's fword borne before us . * Dick . If we mean ...
... fpeak truth , thou deferv'ft no lefs . This monument of the victory will I bear , and the bodies fhall be dragged at my horfe's heels till I do come to London , where we will have the mayor's fword borne before us . * Dick . If we mean ...
Pagina 91
... fpeak , and bear me where you will . Kent , in the Commentaries Cæfar writ , Is term'd the civil'ft place of all this ifle ; Sweet is the country , becaufe full of riches , The people liberal , valiant , active , wealthy , Which makes ...
... fpeak , and bear me where you will . Kent , in the Commentaries Cæfar writ , Is term'd the civil'ft place of all this ifle ; Sweet is the country , becaufe full of riches , The people liberal , valiant , active , wealthy , Which makes ...
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