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Página xliii
... fixed upon an helmet with mantles and tafsels , as more plainly may appear
depicted in this margent ; and we have likewisé impaled the fame with the
ancient arms of the said Arden of IVellingcote ; signifying thereby , that it may and
shall be ...
... fixed upon an helmet with mantles and tafsels , as more plainly may appear
depicted in this margent ; and we have likewisé impaled the fame with the
ancient arms of the said Arden of IVellingcote ; signifying thereby , that it may and
shall be ...
Página 148
She nodded and said , I. Pro . Nod - I ? why , that's noddy . Speed . You mistook ,
sir ; I said , she did nod : And you ask me , if she did nod ; and I said , ay . Pro .
And that , set together , is noddy . Speed . Now you have taken the pains to set it
...
She nodded and said , I. Pro . Nod - I ? why , that's noddy . Speed . You mistook ,
sir ; I said , she did nod : And you ask me , if she did nod ; and I said , ay . Pro .
And that , set together , is noddy . Speed . Now you have taken the pains to set it
...
Página 149
Come , come , open the matter in brief ; what said she ? Speed . Open your purse
, that the money and the matter may Pro . Well , sir , here is for your pains ; what
said she ? Speed . Truly , sir , I think you'll hardly win her . Pro . Why ? could'st ...
Come , come , open the matter in brief ; what said she ? Speed . Open your purse
, that the money and the matter may Pro . Well , sir , here is for your pains ; what
said she ? Speed . Truly , sir , I think you'll hardly win her . Pro . Why ? could'st ...
Página 247
Let him die ; but sheath thy impatience ; throw cold water on thy choler ; go about
the fields with me through Frogmore ; I will bring thee where mistress Anne Page
is , at a farm - house a feasting , and thou shalt woo her , cock o'th ' game ; said ...
Let him die ; but sheath thy impatience ; throw cold water on thy choler ; go about
the fields with me through Frogmore ; I will bring thee where mistress Anne Page
is , at a farm - house a feasting , and thou shalt woo her , cock o'th ' game ; said ...
Página 311
... with child , and being great - belly'd , and longing , as I said , for prunes ; and
having no more in the dish , as I said ; mafter Froth here , this very man , having
eaten the rest , as I said , and , as I say , paying for them very honestly ; for , as
you ...
... with child , and being great - belly'd , and longing , as I said , for prunes ; and
having no more in the dish , as I said ; mafter Froth here , this very man , having
eaten the rest , as I said , and , as I say , paying for them very honestly ; for , as
you ...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | The Works of Shakespeare, Volumen1 The Works of Shakespeare, William Shakespeare |
| Autor | William Shakespeare |
| Editor | Printed at the Clarendon Press, 1770 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca Pública de Lyon |
| Digitalizado | 3 Oct. 2012 |
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