The tempest. A midsummer-night's dream. The two gentlemen of Verona. Measure for measure. The merchant of VeniceAMS Press, 1968 |
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... Duke . Love talks with better knowledge , and know- ledge with dearer love . Lucio . Come , Sir , I know what I know . Duke . I can hardly believe that , fince you know not what you speak . But if ever the duke return , as our prayers ...
... Duke . Love talks with better knowledge , and know- ledge with dearer love . Lucio . Come , Sir , I know what I know . Duke . I can hardly believe that , fince you know not what you speak . But if ever the duke return , as our prayers ...
الصفحة 349
... Duke . Were you fworn to the Duke , or to the de- puty ? Prov . To him , and to his fubftitutes . Duke . You will think you have made no offence , if the Duke avouch the juftice of your dealing ? Prov . But what likelihood is in that ? Duke ...
... Duke . Were you fworn to the Duke , or to the de- puty ? Prov . To him , and to his fubftitutes . Duke . You will think you have made no offence , if the Duke avouch the juftice of your dealing ? Prov . But what likelihood is in that ? Duke ...
الصفحة 355
... Duke , revenges to your heart , And gen'ral honour . Ifab . I'm directed by you . Duke . This letter then to friar Peter give ; ' Tis that he sent me of the ... Duke . Sir , the Duke is marvellous little beholden MEASURE FOR MEASURE . 355.
... Duke , revenges to your heart , And gen'ral honour . Ifab . I'm directed by you . Duke . This letter then to friar Peter give ; ' Tis that he sent me of the ... Duke . Sir , the Duke is marvellous little beholden MEASURE FOR MEASURE . 355.
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