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Come home and there's no price shall make us part , Even for your honourable father's sake.— It shall go hard but I will see your death.[ Aside . But now I must be gone to buy a slave . Lod . And , Barabas , I'll bear thee company .
Come home and there's no price shall make us part , Even for your honourable father's sake.— It shall go hard but I will see your death.[ Aside . But now I must be gone to buy a slave . Lod . And , Barabas , I'll bear thee company .
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... that I bear to you . Lod . This is thy diamond , tell me shall I have it ? Bar . Win it , and wear it , it is yet unsoiled . O ! but I know your lordship would disdain To marry with the daughter of a Jew ; And yet I'll give her many ...
... that I bear to you . Lod . This is thy diamond , tell me shall I have it ? Bar . Win it , and wear it , it is yet unsoiled . O ! but I know your lordship would disdain To marry with the daughter of a Jew ; And yet I'll give her many ...
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I , so thou shalt , ' tis thou must do the deed : Take this , and bear it to Mathias straight , [ Gives a letter . 380 Itha . As I behave myself in this , employ SCENE III . ] The Few of Malta . 55.
I , so thou shalt , ' tis thou must do the deed : Take this , and bear it to Mathias straight , [ Gives a letter . 380 Itha . As I behave myself in this , employ SCENE III . ] The Few of Malta . 55.
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This even they use in Malta here , — ' tis called Saint Jacques ' Even , -and then I say they use To send their alms unto the nunneries : Among the rest bear this , and set it there ; There's a dark entry where they take it in , Where ...
This even they use in Malta here , — ' tis called Saint Jacques ' Even , -and then I say they use To send their alms unto the nunneries : Among the rest bear this , and set it there ; There's a dark entry where they take it in , Where ...
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No , let us bear him to the magistrates . F. Jac . Good Barabas , let me go . Bar . No , pardon me ; the law must have its course . I must be forced to give in evidence , That being importuned by this Barnardine To be a Christian ...
No , let us bear him to the magistrates . F. Jac . Good Barabas , let me go . Bar . No , pardon me ; the law must have its course . I must be forced to give in evidence , That being importuned by this Barnardine To be a Christian ...
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| Titel | The Works of Christopher Marlowe, Band 2 The English dramatists The Works of Christopher Marlowe, Christopher Marlowe |
| Autor/in | Christopher Marlowe |
| Herausgeber | Arthur Henry Bullen |
| Verlag | Houghton, Mifflin, 1885 |
| Original von | Harvard University |
| Digitalisiert | 31. Aug. 2007 |
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