The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volume 5Printed and fold by J.J. Tourneisen, 1799 |
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... Falstaff says : " Herne the hunter , quoth you ? am I a ghost ? ' Sblood , the fairies hath made a ghoft of me ... Falstaff's love - adventures at Windfor . It begins thus : " In Windfor not long agoe dwelt a fumpterman , who had to wife ...
... Falstaff says : " Herne the hunter , quoth you ? am I a ghost ? ' Sblood , the fairies hath made a ghoft of me ... Falstaff's love - adventures at Windfor . It begins thus : " In Windfor not long agoe dwelt a fumpterman , who had to wife ...
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... firft conceptions in forming a drama , which is the most complete fpecimen of his comick powers . T. WARTON , 1 E PERSONS reprefented , Sir John Falstaff . Fenton At what period Shakspeare new-modelled The Merry Wives ...
... firft conceptions in forming a drama , which is the most complete fpecimen of his comick powers . T. WARTON , 1 E PERSONS reprefented , Sir John Falstaff . Fenton At what period Shakspeare new-modelled The Merry Wives ...
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... Falstaff . Simple , fervant to Slender . Rugby , fervant to Dr. Caius . Mrs. Ford . Mrs. Page . Mrs. Anne Page , her daughter , in love with Fenton . Mrs. Quickly , fervant to Dr. Caius . Servants to Page , Ford , & c . SCENE , Windfor ...
... Falstaff . Simple , fervant to Slender . Rugby , fervant to Dr. Caius . Mrs. Ford . Mrs. Page . Mrs. Anne Page , her daughter , in love with Fenton . Mrs. Quickly , fervant to Dr. Caius . Servants to Page , Ford , & c . SCENE , Windfor ...
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... Falstaff have committed difparagements unto you , I am of the church , and will be glad to do my be- nevolence , to make atonements and compromifes between you . SHAL . The Council fhall hear it ; it is a riot . " I may add , that the ...
... Falstaff have committed difparagements unto you , I am of the church , and will be glad to do my be- nevolence , to make atonements and compromifes between you . SHAL . The Council fhall hear it ; it is a riot . " I may add , that the ...
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