The Dramatic Works of Shakspeare: In Six Volumes, Bind 6Clarendon Press, 1786 |
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Side 447
... Iago , That I extend my manners ; ' tis my breeding That gives me this bold fhew of courtesy . [ Kiffes her . Iago . Sir , would fhe give you fo much of her lips , As of her tongue fhe oft bestows on me , You'd have enough . Def . Alas ...
... Iago , That I extend my manners ; ' tis my breeding That gives me this bold fhew of courtesy . [ Kiffes her . Iago . Sir , would fhe give you fo much of her lips , As of her tongue fhe oft bestows on me , You'd have enough . Def . Alas ...
Side 477
... Iago ? Iago . Did Michael Caffio , when you woo'd my lady , Know of your love ? Oth . He did , from first to laft : Why doft thou ask ? Jago . But for a fatisfaction of my thought ; No further harm . Oth . Why of thy thought , Iago ...
... Iago ? Iago . Did Michael Caffio , when you woo'd my lady , Know of your love ? Oth . He did , from first to laft : Why doft thou ask ? Jago . But for a fatisfaction of my thought ; No further harm . Oth . Why of thy thought , Iago ...
Side 509
... Iago . Will you fup there ? Caf . Yes , I intend fo . [ Exit . Iago . Well , I may chance to fee you ; for I would very fain speak with you . Caf . Prythee , come ; Will you ? Iago . Go to ; fay no more . Oth . How fhall I murder him , Iago ...
... Iago . Will you fup there ? Caf . Yes , I intend fo . [ Exit . Iago . Well , I may chance to fee you ; for I would very fain speak with you . Caf . Prythee , come ; Will you ? Iago . Go to ; fay no more . Oth . How fhall I murder him , Iago ...
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