The Works of Christopher Marlowe, Band 1AMS Press, 1970 - 3 Seiten |
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... wilt , for as the Romans used , I here present thee with a naked sword ; Wilt thou have war , then shake this blade at me ; If peace , restore it to my hands again , And I will sheath it , to confirm the same . Orc . Stay , Sigismund ...
... wilt , for as the Romans used , I here present thee with a naked sword ; Wilt thou have war , then shake this blade at me ; If peace , restore it to my hands again , And I will sheath it , to confirm the same . Orc . Stay , Sigismund ...
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... wilt have one . Sit there till I come : I'll fetch thee a wife in the devil's name . [ Exit . Re - enter MEPHISTOPHILIS with a Devil drest like a Woman , with fireworks . Meph . Tell me , 2 Faustus , how dost thou like thy wife ? Faust ...
... wilt have one . Sit there till I come : I'll fetch thee a wife in the devil's name . [ Exit . Re - enter MEPHISTOPHILIS with a Devil drest like a Woman , with fireworks . Meph . Tell me , 2 Faustus , how dost thou like thy wife ? Faust ...
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... wilt , thou shalt not be discerned . 60 Sound a Sonnet.1 Enter the POPE and the CARDINAL OF LORRAIN to the banquet , with Friars attending . Pope . My Lord of Lorrain , wilt please you draw near ? Faust . Fall to , and the devil choke ...
... wilt , thou shalt not be discerned . 60 Sound a Sonnet.1 Enter the POPE and the CARDINAL OF LORRAIN to the banquet , with Friars attending . Pope . My Lord of Lorrain , wilt please you draw near ? Faust . Fall to , and the devil choke ...
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