The Works of Christopher Marlowe, Band 1AMS Press, 1970 - 3 Seiten |
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... head : — " O let me see that head that in this life Did work me and my land such cruel spite ! A visage stern , coal - black his curled locks ; 1 Dyce and Mr. Fleay have collected several instances of verbal resemblance between the ...
... head : — " O let me see that head that in this life Did work me and my land such cruel spite ! A visage stern , coal - black his curled locks ; 1 Dyce and Mr. Fleay have collected several instances of verbal resemblance between the ...
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... head of thine own . Sax . Look up , Benvolio , ' tis the Emperor calls . Benv . The Emperor ! where ? O , zounds , my head ! Emp . Nay , an thy horns hold , ' tis no matter for thy head , for that's armed sufficiently . Faust . Why ...
... head of thine own . Sax . Look up , Benvolio , ' tis the Emperor calls . Benv . The Emperor ! where ? O , zounds , my head ! Emp . Nay , an thy horns hold , ' tis no matter for thy head , for that's armed sufficiently . Faust . Why ...
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... head was graced with horns to - day ? " O may these eyelids never close again , Till with my sword I have that conjurer slain : If you will aid me in this enterprise , Then draw your weapons and be resolute ; If not , depart ; here will ...
... head was graced with horns to - day ? " O may these eyelids never close again , Till with my sword I have that conjurer slain : If you will aid me in this enterprise , Then draw your weapons and be resolute ; If not , depart ; here will ...
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