Mr. William Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet. Hamlet. Othello |
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Side 72
What villain , madam ? L. C. That fame villain , Romeo . JUL . Villain and he are any miles afunder . God pardon him ! I do , with all my heart ; And yet no man , like he , doth grieve my heart . L. C. That is , because the traitor ...
What villain , madam ? L. C. That fame villain , Romeo . JUL . Villain and he are any miles afunder . God pardon him ! I do , with all my heart ; And yet no man , like he , doth grieve my heart . L. C. That is , because the traitor ...
Side 30
O villain , villain , fmiling , damned villain ! My tables , meet it is , I fet it down , That one may fmile , and fmile , and be a villain ; At least , I'm sure , it may be so in Denmark : So , uncle , there you are : Now to my word ...
O villain , villain , fmiling , damned villain ! My tables , meet it is , I fet it down , That one may fmile , and fmile , and be a villain ; At least , I'm sure , it may be so in Denmark : So , uncle , there you are : Now to my word ...
Side 103
O wretched villain ! LOD . Two or three groans ; it is a heavy night : These may be counterfeits ; let's think't unfafe To come in to the cry , without more help . ROD . No body come ? then fhall I bleed to death .
O wretched villain ! LOD . Two or three groans ; it is a heavy night : These may be counterfeits ; let's think't unfafe To come in to the cry , without more help . ROD . No body come ? then fhall I bleed to death .
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Mr. William Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet ; Hamlet ; Othello William Shakespeare Ingen forhåndsvisning - 1768 |
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