The Riverside Shakespeare, Volume 2Houghton Mifflin, 1974 - 1902 pages The works of Shakespeare, along with life records and contemporary references, contemporary notices of the plays and poems, early critical comment on the plays and poems, and documents relating to the theatre. |
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Page 1081
... Farewell , my lord . Light to my chamber ho ! Afore me , it is so very late that we May call it early by and by ... Farewell , farewell ! One kiss , and I'll [ He goeth down . ] descend . Jul . Art thou gone so , love , lord , friend ...
... Farewell , my lord . Light to my chamber ho ! Afore me , it is so very late that we May call it early by and by ... Farewell , farewell ! One kiss , and I'll [ He goeth down . ] descend . Jul . Art thou gone so , love , lord , friend ...
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... Farewell , dear sister , farewell , my Lord of us . Gloucester . Enter Steward [ OSWALD ] . How now ? where's the King ? Osw . My Lord of Gloucester hath convey'd him hence . Some five or six and thirty of his knights , Hot questrists ...
... Farewell , dear sister , farewell , my Lord of us . Gloucester . Enter Steward [ OSWALD ] . How now ? where's the King ? Osw . My Lord of Gloucester hath convey'd him hence . Some five or six and thirty of his knights , Hot questrists ...
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... Farewell , and thanks ! ( Exit [ Dolabella ] . ) Now , Iras , what think'st thou ? Thou , an Egyptian puppet , shall ... farewell . Clown . I wish you all joy of the worm . Cleo . Farewell . 260 [ Setting down his basket . ] Clown . You ...
... Farewell , and thanks ! ( Exit [ Dolabella ] . ) Now , Iras , what think'st thou ? Thou , an Egyptian puppet , shall ... farewell . Clown . I wish you all joy of the worm . Cleo . Farewell . 260 [ Setting down his basket . ] Clown . You ...
Contents
Volume | 1014 |
The Tragedy of Titus Andronicus | 1023 |
The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet | 1055 |
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