Twenty of the Plays of Shakespeare: The most excellent tragedie of Romeo and Iuliet. 1597. The most lamentableJ. and R. Tonson, 1766 |
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... Caffio , a Florentine , A fellow almost dambd in a faire wife , That neuer fet a squadron in the field , Nor the deuifion of a battle knowes , More then a spinster , vnlesse the bookish theorique , Wherein the toged * confuls can ...
... Caffio , a Florentine , A fellow almost dambd in a faire wife , That neuer fet a squadron in the field , Nor the deuifion of a battle knowes , More then a spinster , vnlesse the bookish theorique , Wherein the toged * confuls can ...
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... Caffio's a proper man , let me fee now , To get his place , and make vp to my will , A double knauery - how , how , let me fee , After some time , to abuse Othelloe's eare , That he is too familiar with his wife : He has a perfon and a ...
... Caffio's a proper man , let me fee now , To get his place , and make vp to my will , A double knauery - how , how , let me fee , After some time , to abuse Othelloe's eare , That he is too familiar with his wife : He has a perfon and a ...
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... Caffio , Leiutenant to the warlike Moore Othello , Is come ashore : the Moore himselfe at sea , And is in full commission here for Cypres . Mon. I am glad on't , tis a worthy gouernour . ** beauen . * foaming . §§ their . VOL . IV ...
... Caffio , Leiutenant to the warlike Moore Othello , Is come ashore : the Moore himselfe at sea , And is in full commission here for Cypres . Mon. I am glad on't , tis a worthy gouernour . ** beauen . * foaming . §§ their . VOL . IV ...
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... Caffio . Caf . Thankes to the valiant of this worthy † ine That fo approue the Moore , and let the heauens Giue him defence against their elements , For I haue loft him on a dangerous sea . Mon. Is he well shipt ? Caf . His barke is ...
... Caffio . Caf . Thankes to the valiant of this worthy † ine That fo approue the Moore , and let the heauens Giue him defence against their elements , For I haue loft him on a dangerous sea . Mon. Is he well shipt ? Caf . His barke is ...
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... Caffio : What tidings can you tell me of my lord ? Caf . He is not yet arriued , nor know I ought , But that hee's well , and will be shortly here . Defd . O but I feare : -how loft you company ? [ Within . ] A faile , a faile . Caf ...
... Caffio : What tidings can you tell me of my lord ? Caf . He is not yet arriued , nor know I ought , But that hee's well , and will be shortly here . Defd . O but I feare : -how loft you company ? [ Within . ] A faile , a faile . Caf ...
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