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... Friar 2 JACOMO , Friar BERNARDINE , Abbess , and a Nun . F. Jac . Sisters , we now are almost at the new - made nunnery . 1 The passage is no doubt corrupt . Cunningham reads " unforeseen , " and explains the meaning to be " a steady ...
... Friar 2 JACOMO , Friar BERNARDINE , Abbess , and a Nun . F. Jac . Sisters , we now are almost at the new - made nunnery . 1 The passage is no doubt corrupt . Cunningham reads " unforeseen , " and explains the meaning to be " a steady ...
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... friar , I reck not thy persuasions , ( The board is marked thus2 that covers it . ) 350 1 Dyce reads " forgive , " perhaps rightly . 2 Here the old ed . gives " + " ( to indicate the notch in the plank under which the treasure was ...
... friar , I reck not thy persuasions , ( The board is marked thus2 that covers it . ) 350 1 Dyce reads " forgive , " perhaps rightly . 2 Here the old ed . gives " + " ( to indicate the notch in the plank under which the treasure was ...
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... friar ; Hoping to see them starve upon a stall , 10 20 1 The modern editors give " Poor villains , such as , " & c . ; but the reading of the 4to . is quite intelligible . 2 Cf. Shylock's " Still have I borne it with a patient shrug ...
... friar ; Hoping to see them starve upon a stall , 10 20 1 The modern editors give " Poor villains , such as , " & c . ; but the reading of the 4to . is quite intelligible . 2 Cf. Shylock's " Still have I borne it with a patient shrug ...
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... friar . Enter ITHAMORE and FRIAR JACOMO . F. Jac . Virgo , salve . Itha . When ! duck you ! 2 Abig . Welcome , grave friar ; Ithamore begone . Know , holy sir , I am bold to solicit thee . F. Jac . Wherein ? [ Exit ITHAMORE . Abig . To ...
... friar . Enter ITHAMORE and FRIAR JACOMO . F. Jac . Virgo , salve . Itha . When ! duck you ! 2 Abig . Welcome , grave friar ; Ithamore begone . Know , holy sir , I am bold to solicit thee . F. Jac . Wherein ? [ Exit ITHAMORE . Abig . To ...
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... friar . Bar . A friar ! false villain , he hath done the deed . Itha . How , sir ? Bar . Why , made mine Abigail a nun . Itha . That's no lie , for she sent me for him . Bar . O unhappy day ! False , credulous , inconstant Abigail ! But ...
... friar . Bar . A friar ! false villain , he hath done the deed . Itha . How , sir ? Bar . Why , made mine Abigail a nun . Itha . That's no lie , for she sent me for him . Bar . O unhappy day ! False , credulous , inconstant Abigail ! But ...
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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 |
| Ausgabe | Neuauflage |
| Verlag | Houghton, Mifflin, 1885 |
| Original von | Harvard University |
| Digitalisiert | 31. Aug. 2007 |
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