The Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 1G. Dearborn, 1835 |
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... Dost thou speak like a king ? Do thou stand for me , and I'll play my father . Fal . Depose me if thou dost it half so gravely , so majestically , both in word and matter , hang me up by the heels for a rabbit - sucker , -or a poulter's ...
... Dost thou speak like a king ? Do thou stand for me , and I'll play my father . Fal . Depose me if thou dost it half so gravely , so majestically , both in word and matter , hang me up by the heels for a rabbit - sucker , -or a poulter's ...
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... dost thou say ? Iago . Nothing , my lord : or if I know not what . Oth . Was not that Cassio , parted from my wife ? Iago . Cassio , my lord ? No , sure , I cannot think it , That he would steal away so guilty - like , Seeing you coming ...
... dost thou say ? Iago . Nothing , my lord : or if I know not what . Oth . Was not that Cassio , parted from my wife ? Iago . Cassio , my lord ? No , sure , I cannot think it , That he would steal away so guilty - like , Seeing you coming ...
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William Shakespeare. Some horrible conceit : If thou dost love me , Show me thy thought . Iago . My lord , you know I love you . Oth . I think , thou dost : And , for I know thou art full of love and ho- nesty , And weigh'st thy words ...
William Shakespeare. Some horrible conceit : If thou dost love me , Show me thy thought . Iago . My lord , you know I love you . Oth . I think , thou dost : And , for I know thou art full of love and ho- nesty , And weigh'st thy words ...
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