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... answer to the insinuation strictly harmonises with his straightforward disposition . He says— " So I lose none- [ that is , no ' honour ' ] — In seeking to augment it , but still keep My bosom franchis'd and allegiance clear ; I shall ...
... answer to the insinuation strictly harmonises with his straightforward disposition . He says— " So I lose none- [ that is , no ' honour ' ] — In seeking to augment it , but still keep My bosom franchis'd and allegiance clear ; I shall ...
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... answers : — " I am not treacherous . " Mal . But Macbeth is . A good and virtuous nature may recoil In an imperial charge . But , crave your pardon , That which you are , my thoughts cannot transpose : Angels are bright still , though ...
... answers : — " I am not treacherous . " Mal . But Macbeth is . A good and virtuous nature may recoil In an imperial charge . But , crave your pardon , That which you are , my thoughts cannot transpose : Angels are bright still , though ...
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... ( answers the Duke ) , I can tell what thou would'st do . " Faq . What , for a counter , would I do but good ? " Duke . Most mischievous foul sin , in chiding sin ; For thou thyself hast been a libertine , As sensual as the brutish sting ...
... ( answers the Duke ) , I can tell what thou would'st do . " Faq . What , for a counter , would I do but good ? " Duke . Most mischievous foul sin , in chiding sin ; For thou thyself hast been a libertine , As sensual as the brutish sting ...
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... answers : have you not been acquainted with goldsmiths ' wives , and conned them out of rings ? " Orl . Not so ; but I answer you right painted cloth , from whence you have studied your questions . " [ This answer of Orlando's refers to ...
... answers : have you not been acquainted with goldsmiths ' wives , and conned them out of rings ? " Orl . Not so ; but I answer you right painted cloth , from whence you have studied your questions . " [ This answer of Orlando's refers to ...
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... answer when he says , " Why , ' tis good to be sad , and say nothing ; " for she retorts , " Why , then , ' tis good to be a post . " Another instance ( to my mind at least ) that Shakespeare intended Jaques for a grave coxcomb ...
... answer when he says , " Why , ' tis good to be sad , and say nothing ; " for she retorts , " Why , then , ' tis good to be a post . " Another instance ( to my mind at least ) that Shakespeare intended Jaques for a grave coxcomb ...
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