Studies of Shakspere: Forming a Companion Volume to Every Edition of the TextAMS Press, 1971 - 560 páginas |
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... hath said with thee , like the fool in his heart , there is no God , should now give glory unto His greatness : for penetrating is His power , His hand lies heavy upon me , He hath spoken unto me with a voice of thunder , and I have ...
... hath said with thee , like the fool in his heart , there is no God , should now give glory unto His greatness : for penetrating is His power , His hand lies heavy upon me , He hath spoken unto me with a voice of thunder , and I have ...
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... hath power to take away thy life , Hath power to take thine honour ; then con- sent To pawn thine honour , rather than thy life ; Honour is often lost , and got again ; But life , once gone , hath no recovery . The sun , that withers ...
... hath power to take away thy life , Hath power to take thine honour ; then con- sent To pawn thine honour , rather than thy life ; Honour is often lost , and got again ; But life , once gone , hath no recovery . The sun , that withers ...
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... hath play'd the painter , and hath stell'd Thy beauty's form in table of my heart ; My body is the frame wherein ' t is held , And perspective it is best painter's art . For through the painter must you see his skill , To find where ...
... hath play'd the painter , and hath stell'd Thy beauty's form in table of my heart ; My body is the frame wherein ' t is held , And perspective it is best painter's art . For through the painter must you see his skill , To find where ...
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BOOK I | 3 |
Bible Histories and Moralities | 7 |
Itinerant Players | 10 |
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