The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volume 7F. C. and J. Rivington, 1823 - Theater |
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Page 194
... give it nothing , I pray you , for it is not worth the feeding . Cleo . Will it eat me ? Clown . You must not think I am so simple , but I know the devil himself will not eat a woman : 1 know , that a woman is a dish for the gods , if ...
... give it nothing , I pray you , for it is not worth the feeding . Cleo . Will it eat me ? Clown . You must not think I am so simple , but I know the devil himself will not eat a woman : 1 know , that a woman is a dish for the gods , if ...
Page 373
... give them to his master for a present . Tit . Why , there it goes : God give your lord- ship joy . Enter a Clown , with a basket and two pigeons . News , news from heaven ! Marcus , the post is come . Sirrah , what tidings ? have you ...
... give them to his master for a present . Tit . Why , there it goes : God give your lord- ship joy . Enter a Clown , with a basket and two pigeons . News , news from heaven ! Marcus , the post is come . Sirrah , what tidings ? have you ...
Page 447
... give over . Bawd . Why , to give over , I pray you ? is it a shame to get when we are old ? Pand . O , our credit comes not in like the com- modity ; nor the commodity wages not with the danger ; therefore , if in our youths we could ...
... give over . Bawd . Why , to give over , I pray you ? is it a shame to get when we are old ? Pand . O , our credit comes not in like the com- modity ; nor the commodity wages not with the danger ; therefore , if in our youths we could ...
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