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When they had maskd a while with dames in courtly wise , All did unmaske ; the
rest did shew them to theyr ladies eyes ; But bashfull Romeus with shamefast
face forsooke The open prease , and him withdrew into the chambers nooke .
When they had maskd a while with dames in courtly wise , All did unmaske ; the
rest did shew them to theyr ladies eyes ; But bashfull Romeus with shamefast
face forsooke The open prease , and him withdrew into the chambers nooke .
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When theyr new smitten hearts had fed on loving gleames , Whilst , passing too
and fro theyr eyes , y - mingled were they beames , Eche of these lovers gan by
others lookes to knowe , That frendship in theyr brest had roote , and both would
...
When theyr new smitten hearts had fed on loving gleames , Whilst , passing too
and fro theyr eyes , y - mingled were they beames , Eche of these lovers gan by
others lookes to knowe , That frendship in theyr brest had roote , and both would
...
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Theyr scalding sighes ascend , and by theyr cheekes downe fall Theyr trickling
teares , as christall cleare , but bitterer far then gall . Then be , to end the greefe
which both they lived in , Did kisse his love , and wisely thus hys tale he dyd
begin ...
Theyr scalding sighes ascend , and by theyr cheekes downe fall Theyr trickling
teares , as christall cleare , but bitterer far then gall . Then be , to end the greefe
which both they lived in , Did kisse his love , and wisely thus hys tale he dyd
begin ...
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With solemne othe they both theyr sorrowfull leave do take ; They sweare no
stormy troubles shall theyr steady friendship shake . Then carefull Romeus
agayne to cell retoornes , And in her chaumber secretly our joyles Juliet moornes
.
With solemne othe they both theyr sorrowfull leave do take ; They sweare no
stormy troubles shall theyr steady friendship shake . Then carefull Romeus
agayne to cell retoornes , And in her chaumber secretly our joyles Juliet moornes
.
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Apace our frier John to Mantua him hyes ; And , for because in Italy it is a wonted
gyse That friers in the towne should seldome walke alone , But of theyr covent
aye should be accompanide with one Of his profession , straight a house he ...
Apace our frier John to Mantua him hyes ; And , for because in Italy it is a wonted
gyse That friers in the towne should seldome walke alone , But of theyr covent
aye should be accompanide with one Of his profession , straight a house he ...
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| Заглавие | The Plays of William Shakespeare: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, Том 12 The Plays of William Shakespeare: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, William Shakespeare |
| Автор | William Shakespeare |
| Редактор | Isaac Reed |
| Издател | C. and A. Conrad, 1809 |
| Оригиналът е от | Нюйоркската обществена библиотека |
| Цифровизирана на | 28 Дек 2006 |
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