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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... Denmarke 1611 The Tragedy of OTHELLO , the Moore of Ve- nice - - - } 1622 SHAKESPEARES Sonnets and Louers Complaint 1609 The History of King Leir and his three Daughters 1605 : ΛΟΓΩ TRAGEDIE , OF ROMEO and IULIET . As PLAYS ...
... Denmarke 1611 The Tragedy of OTHELLO , the Moore of Ve- nice - - - } 1622 SHAKESPEARES Sonnets and Louers Complaint 1609 The History of King Leir and his three Daughters 1605 : ΛΟΓΩ TRAGEDIE , OF ROMEO and IULIET . As PLAYS ...
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... fuch a fight as this , Becomes the field , but heere showes much amisse . Go bid the fouldiers shoote . FINIS . Exeunt . THE TRAGOEDY OF OTHELLO , THE MOORE of VENICE . U2 PRINCE OF DENMARKE Beare Hamlet like a fouldier to the stage, ...
... fuch a fight as this , Becomes the field , but heere showes much amisse . Go bid the fouldiers shoote . FINIS . Exeunt . THE TRAGOEDY OF OTHELLO , THE MOORE of VENICE . U2 PRINCE OF DENMARKE Beare Hamlet like a fouldier to the stage, ...
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... WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE , LONDON , Printed by N. O. for Thomas Walkley , and are to be fold at his shop , at the Eagle and Child , in Brittans Bursse . 1622 . This Copy has been collated with another Es printed , OTHELLO, ...
... WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE , LONDON , Printed by N. O. for Thomas Walkley , and are to be fold at his shop , at the Eagle and Child , in Brittans Bursse . 1622 . This Copy has been collated with another Es printed , OTHELLO, ...
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... Many a dutious and knee - crooking knaue , That doting on his owne obfequious bondage , Weares out. tongued , + Cbriften'd . I be - leed , Myoreships.affind . That your doors lock'd . † Zounds omitted . THE TRAGEDY OF OTHELLO.
... Many a dutious and knee - crooking knaue , That doting on his owne obfequious bondage , Weares out. tongued , + Cbriften'd . I be - leed , Myoreships.affind . That your doors lock'd . † Zounds omitted . THE TRAGEDY OF OTHELLO.
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