Elizabethan and Stuart PlaysCharles Read Baskervill, Virgil Barney Heltzel, Arthur Hobart Nethercot H. Holt, 1934 - 1660 Seiten |
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... thee ! CHAT . Why art thou crept from home hether to mine own doors to chide me ? Hence , doting drab , avaunt , or I shall set thee further ! Intends thou and that knave me in my house to murther ? GAMMER . Tush , gape not so on 1 me ...
... thee ! CHAT . Why art thou crept from home hether to mine own doors to chide me ? Hence , doting drab , avaunt , or I shall set thee further ! Intends thou and that knave me in my house to murther ? GAMMER . Tush , gape not so on 1 me ...
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... thee , Nor never bode 3 I painful throes for thee . On thee , Porrex , thou false and caitiff Changeling to me thou art , and not my wight . 4 EUB . Patient1 your grace ; perhaps he liv. My doleful mind had not afflicted thus . O my ...
... thee , Nor never bode 3 I painful throes for thee . On thee , Porrex , thou false and caitiff Changeling to me thou art , and not my wight . 4 EUB . Patient1 your grace ; perhaps he liv. My doleful mind had not afflicted thus . O my ...
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... thee out of dung , So poor , so wretched , when no living thing Would keep thee company but a spider or worse ? Raised thee from brooms , and dust , and wat'ring - pots , Sublimed thee , and exalted thee , and fixed thee I ' the third ...
... thee out of dung , So poor , so wretched , when no living thing Would keep thee company but a spider or worse ? Raised thee from brooms , and dust , and wat'ring - pots , Sublimed thee , and exalted thee , and fixed thee I ' the third ...
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ister Doister by Nicholas Udall | 79 |
Supposes by George Gascoigne | 113 |
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ALICE Anippe art thou Bacon blood brother Bungay CAND court CUSTANCE Dame death devil DICCON doth DUCH duke Earl of Kendal Edward Endymion Enter Erostrato Eudemus Eumenides Exeunt Exit eyes EYRE fair faith farewell father Faustus fear FERD Ferrex FIRK fool Fressingfield friar GAMMER Gaveston gentle gentleman George give Gorboduc grace hand hath head hear heart heaven here's Hieronimo HODGE honor husband king KITE knave Lacy lady live look lord Marry master Master Doctor Mephistophilis MERRY mistress Mortimer Mucedorus never night Original reads PASI PIET play Porrex pray prince queen Rafe revenge ROISTER SCENA SCENE Sejanus sirrah soul speak stay sweet sword Tamburlaine tell Tellus thee thine thing thou art thou hast thou shalt unto villain Wendoll wife words