The Plays of William Shakespeare: In Twenty-one Volumes, with the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, to which are Added Notes, Volumen15 |
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He attends your highness ' pleasure . his highwhat amazed , the earle of Bedford
with a loud voice confirming his words with a solemn othe , said , when you first
began the matter , my lordes , I told you what would come of it . Do you thinke ...
He attends your highness ' pleasure . his highwhat amazed , the earle of Bedford
with a loud voice confirming his words with a solemn othe , said , when you first
began the matter , my lordes , I told you what would come of it . Do you thinke ...
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How now , Thersites ? what's the matter , man ? Ther . You see him there , do you
? ACHIL . Ay ; what's the matter ? And Dr. Musgrave might have added , that , in
his native county , it is the vulgar name for an ass at present . HENLEY .
How now , Thersites ? what's the matter , man ? Ther . You see him there , do you
? ACHIL . Ay ; what's the matter ? And Dr. Musgrave might have added , that , in
his native county , it is the vulgar name for an ass at present . HENLEY .
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How now ? what's the matter ? ÆNE . Mylord , I scarce have leisure to salute you
, My matter is so rash : * There is at hand Paris your brother , and Deiphobus ,
The Grecian Diomed , and our Antenor Deliver'd to us ;; and for him forthwith , Ere
...
How now ? what's the matter ? ÆNE . Mylord , I scarce have leisure to salute you
, My matter is so rash : * There is at hand Paris your brother , and Deiphobus ,
The Grecian Diomed , and our Antenor Deliver'd to us ;; and for him forthwith , Ere
...
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In Twenty-one Volumes, with the Corrections and Illustrations of Various
Commentators, to which are Added Notes William Shakespeare Isaac Reed.
Enter CRESSIDA . CRES . How now ? What is the matter ? Who was here ? Pan .
Ah , ah !
In Twenty-one Volumes, with the Corrections and Illustrations of Various
Commentators, to which are Added Notes William Shakespeare Isaac Reed.
Enter CRESSIDA . CRES . How now ? What is the matter ? Who was here ? Pan .
Ah , ah !
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No matter , now I have't again . I will not meet with you to - morrow night : I
prythee , Diomed , visit me no more . THER . Nowshesharpens ; -Well said ,
whetstone . Dio . I shall have it.6 CRES . What , this ? Dio . Ay , that . Cres . O , all
you gods !
No matter , now I have't again . I will not meet with you to - morrow night : I
prythee , Diomed , visit me no more . THER . Nowshesharpens ; -Well said ,
whetstone . Dio . I shall have it.6 CRES . What , this ? Dio . Ay , that . Cres . O , all
you gods !
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