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There every thought the poet's warmth may raise , There native musick dwells in
all the lays . O might some verse with happiest skill persuade Expressive picture
to adopt thine aid ! What wondrous draughts might rise from every page !
There every thought the poet's warmth may raise , There native musick dwells in
all the lays . O might some verse with happiest skill persuade Expressive picture
to adopt thine aid ! What wondrous draughts might rise from every page !
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I will peat the door [ knocks ] for master Page . What , hoa ? Got bless your house
here ! SCENE II . Enter master Page . Page . Who's there ? Eva . Here is got's
plessing , and your friend , and justice Shallow ; and here's young master
Slender ...
I will peat the door [ knocks ] for master Page . What , hoa ? Got bless your house
here ! SCENE II . Enter master Page . Page . Who's there ? Eva . Here is got's
plessing , and your friend , and justice Shallow ; and here's young master
Slender ...
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SCENE IV . Page . How now , Meg ? [ Page and Ford meeting their wives . Mrs.
Pag . Whither go you , George ? hark you . Mrs. Ford . How now , sweet Frank ,
why art thou melancholy ? Ford . I melancholy ! I am not melancholy . Get you
home ...
SCENE IV . Page . How now , Meg ? [ Page and Ford meeting their wives . Mrs.
Pag . Whither go you , George ? hark you . Mrs. Ford . How now , sweet Frank ,
why art thou melancholy ? Ford . I melancholy ! I am not melancholy . Get you
home ...
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id w Ima 1 Mrs. Page . O , you are a Aattering boy ; now , I fee , you'll be a courtier
. Enter Ford . Ford . Well met , mistress Page ; whither go you ? Mrs. Page . Truly ,
sir , to see your wife ; is the at home ? Ford . Ay , and as idle as she may hang ...
id w Ima 1 Mrs. Page . O , you are a Aattering boy ; now , I fee , you'll be a courtier
. Enter Ford . Ford . Well met , mistress Page ; whither go you ? Mrs. Page . Truly ,
sir , to see your wife ; is the at home ? Ford . Ay , and as idle as she may hang ...
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Nay , master Page , be not impatient . Mrs. Page . Good master Fenton , come not
to my child . Page . She is no match for you . Fent . Sir , will you hear me ? Page .
No , good master Fenton : Come , master Shallow ; come , son Slender , in .
Nay , master Page , be not impatient . Mrs. Page . Good master Fenton , come not
to my child . Page . She is no match for you . Fent . Sir , will you hear me ? Page .
No , good master Fenton : Come , master Shallow ; come , son Slender , in .
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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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