The Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 10T. Tegg, 1812 |
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... believe he means , I would meet him undressed , without show of respect . JOHNSON . Line 209 . your considerate stone . ] I believe , Go to then ; your considerate stone , means only this : -If I must be chidden , henceforward I will be ...
... believe he means , I would meet him undressed , without show of respect . JOHNSON . Line 209 . your considerate stone . ] I believe , Go to then ; your considerate stone , means only this : -If I must be chidden , henceforward I will be ...
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... Believe so much in him , That he is young ; And with a larger tether may he walk , Than may be given you : In few , Ophelia , Do not believe his vows : for they are brokers Not of that die which their investments show , But mere ...
... Believe so much in him , That he is young ; And with a larger tether may he walk , Than may be given you : In few , Ophelia , Do not believe his vows : for they are brokers Not of that die which their investments show , But mere ...
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... believe it . Ros . Believe what ? Ham . That I can keep your counsel , and not mine own . Besides , to be demanded of a sponge ! —what replication should be made by the son of a king ? Ros . Take you me for a sponge , my lord ? Ham . Ay ...
... believe it . Ros . Believe what ? Ham . That I can keep your counsel , and not mine own . Besides , to be demanded of a sponge ! —what replication should be made by the son of a king ? Ros . Take you me for a sponge , my lord ? Ham . Ay ...
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