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Be thou conftant in the accusation , and my cunning shall not shame me . John . I
will presently go learn their day of marriage . [ Exeunt . SCENE VIII . Changes to
Leonato's orchard . Enter Benedick , and a boys Bene . Boy , Boy . Signior .
Be thou conftant in the accusation , and my cunning shall not shame me . John . I
will presently go learn their day of marriage . [ Exeunt . SCENE VIII . Changes to
Leonato's orchard . Enter Benedick , and a boys Bene . Boy , Boy . Signior .
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But just a pound of fiesh : if thou tak'ft more Or less than a juft pound , be't but so
much As makes it light or heavy in the substance , On the division of the twentieth
part Of one poor fcruple ; nay , if the scale turn But in the ettimation of a hair ...
But just a pound of fiesh : if thou tak'ft more Or less than a juft pound , be't but so
much As makes it light or heavy in the substance , On the division of the twentieth
part Of one poor fcruple ; nay , if the scale turn But in the ettimation of a hair ...
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Shot , by heav'n ! proceed , sweet Cupid ; thou haft thumpt him with thy bird - bolt
under the left pap : in faith , secrets . King . [ reads . ] So sweet a kiss the golden
sun gives To thofe fresh morning - drops upon the rose , As thy eye - beams ...
Shot , by heav'n ! proceed , sweet Cupid ; thou haft thumpt him with thy bird - bolt
under the left pap : in faith , secrets . King . [ reads . ] So sweet a kiss the golden
sun gives To thofe fresh morning - drops upon the rose , As thy eye - beams ...
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Yes , yes , he teaches boys the horn - book : What is A B fpelt backward with a
horn on his head ? Hol . Ba , pueritia , with a horn added . Moth . Ba , moit filly
seep , with a horn . You hear his learning . Hol . Quis , quis , thou confonant ?
Moth .
Yes , yes , he teaches boys the horn - book : What is A B fpelt backward with a
horn on his head ? Hol . Ba , pueritia , with a horn added . Moth . Ba , moit filly
seep , with a horn . You hear his learning . Hol . Quis , quis , thou confonant ?
Moth .
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She is too subtle for thee ; and her smoothnefs , Her very filence and her patience
, Speak to the people , and they pity her : Thou art a fool ; the robs thee of thy
name , And thou wilt show more bright , and shine more virtuous ; When she is ...
She is too subtle for thee ; and her smoothnefs , Her very filence and her patience
, Speak to the people , and they pity her : Thou art a fool ; the robs thee of thy
name , And thou wilt show more bright , and shine more virtuous ; When she is ...
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| Заглавие | Works, Том 2 Works, William Shakespeare |
| Автор | William Shakespeare |
| Издател | Bell & Bradfute, J. Dickinson [and others], 1795 |
| Оригиналът е от | Нюйоркската обществена библиотека |
| Цифровизирана на | 2 ян. 2007 |
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