The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volume 11Printed and fold by J.J. Tourneisen, 1801 |
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... fpeak peace , he fhail fpeak peace peace he fball fpeak peace unto the Fea then he is the righ- 64 5 66 8 6 faviour , and he fhall fpeak , Fe fhall fpeak peace , 6 9 heathen . 5 66 64 6 5 64 peace , he fhall fpeak peace urte the 3 7 6 ...
... fpeak peace , he fhail fpeak peace peace he fball fpeak peace unto the Fea then he is the righ- 64 5 66 8 6 faviour , and he fhall fpeak , Fe fhall fpeak peace , 6 9 heathen . 5 66 64 6 5 64 peace , he fhall fpeak peace urte the 3 7 6 ...
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... fpeak'fl . Il parle . He fpeakes . Plu . Nous parlons , we fpeak . Vous parlez.refpeak .. Il parlent . They speak . Praterimperfect tense fing . Ie parloy . I did fpeak . Tu parlois . Thou didst peak . Il parloit . He did speak . Plu ...
... fpeak'fl . Il parle . He fpeakes . Plu . Nous parlons , we fpeak . Vous parlez.refpeak .. Il parlent . They speak . Praterimperfect tense fing . Ie parloy . I did fpeak . Tu parlois . Thou didst peak . Il parloit . He did speak . Plu ...
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... fpeak or understand it . Pray fpeak it conftantly to all Germans , wherever you meet them , and you will meet multitudes of them at Paris . Is Italian now be- come easy and familiar to you ? Can you speak it with the fame fluency that ...
... fpeak or understand it . Pray fpeak it conftantly to all Germans , wherever you meet them , and you will meet multitudes of them at Paris . Is Italian now be- come easy and familiar to you ? Can you speak it with the fame fluency that ...
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... fpeak of a young commoner that faid a lively thing in the Houfe , he ftarts up , He ⚫ has good blood in his veins , Tom Mirabell begot him , that rogue cheated me in that affair ; that young fellow's mother ufed me more like a dog than ...
... fpeak of a young commoner that faid a lively thing in the Houfe , he ftarts up , He ⚫ has good blood in his veins , Tom Mirabell begot him , that rogue cheated me in that affair ; that young fellow's mother ufed me more like a dog than ...
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... fpeak . " , 2. A fupporting word in the interim , that faith may not faint in the mean time before the accomplishment come , I will not leave thee , until I have done it . Jacob might think , Alas ! it may be a long time between the ...
... fpeak . " , 2. A fupporting word in the interim , that faith may not faint in the mean time before the accomplishment come , I will not leave thee , until I have done it . Jacob might think , Alas ! it may be a long time between the ...
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