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The magnanimous and most illustrate ' king Cophecua “ siteye upon the
pernicious and indubitate beggar Zenelophon ; and he it was that might rightly
say , veni , vidi , vici ; which to anatomize in the vulgar , ( 0 base and obfcure
vulgar ! ) ...
The magnanimous and most illustrate ' king Cophecua “ siteye upon the
pernicious and indubitate beggar Zenelophon ; and he it was that might rightly
say , veni , vidi , vici ; which to anatomize in the vulgar , ( 0 base and obfcure
vulgar ! ) ...
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Enter JAQUENETTA and COSTARD . in JAQ : God bless the king ! KING . What
present haft thou there ? Cost . Some certain treason . KING , What makes
treason here ? Cost . Nay , it makes nothing , fir . KING . If it mar nothing neither ,
The ...
Enter JAQUENETTA and COSTARD . in JAQ : God bless the king ! KING . What
present haft thou there ? Cost . Some certain treason . KING , What makes
treason here ? Cost . Nay , it makes nothing , fir . KING . If it mar nothing neither ,
The ...
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King . Blessed are clouds , to do as such clouds do ! Vouchsafe , bright moon ,
and these thy stars , ' 10 shine ( Those clouds remov'd , ) upon our wat'ry eyne .
Ros . O vain petitioner ! beg a greater matter ; Thou now request'it but moon -
shine ...
King . Blessed are clouds , to do as such clouds do ! Vouchsafe , bright moon ,
and these thy stars , ' 10 shine ( Those clouds remov'd , ) upon our wat'ry eyne .
Ros . O vain petitioner ! beg a greater matter ; Thou now request'it but moon -
shine ...
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King . Why take we hands then ? Ros . Only to part friends :Court'ly , sweet hearts
; ' and so the measure ends . KING . More measure of this measure ; be not nice .
Ros . We can afford no more at such a price . : King . Prize you yourselves ...
King . Why take we hands then ? Ros . Only to part friends :Court'ly , sweet hearts
; ' and so the measure ends . KING . More measure of this measure ; be not nice .
Ros . We can afford no more at such a price . : King . Prize you yourselves ...
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KING . Teach us , sweet madam , for our rude transgression Some fair excuse .
PRIN . The fairest is confession , Were you ... KING . Madam , I was . PRIN . And
were you well advis'd ? : KING . I was , fair madam . PRIN . When you then were ...
KING . Teach us , sweet madam , for our rude transgression Some fair excuse .
PRIN . The fairest is confession , Were you ... KING . Madam , I was . PRIN . And
were you well advis'd ? : KING . I was , fair madam . PRIN . When you then were ...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volumen7 The Plays of William Shakspeare, William Shakespeare |
| Autor | William Shakespeare |
| Publicado | 1801 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca Pública de Lyon |
| Digitalizado | 8 Sep. 2011 |
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