The Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare: From the Text of Johnson, Steevens, and Reed |
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Tell me , thou unknown power ,That two - fold balls and treble sceptres carty : Witch . He knows thy thought ; Horrible sight ! -Ay , now , I see , ' tis true ; Hear his specch , but say thou nought . Macduff !
Tell me , thou unknown power ,That two - fold balls and treble sceptres carty : Witch . He knows thy thought ; Horrible sight ! -Ay , now , I see , ' tis true ; Hear his specch , but say thou nought . Macduff !
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Tell us where ' tis ; that we may take it messenger find hiin not there , scek him itne thence , and bear it to the chapel . other place yourself . But , indeed , if you find Ham . Do not helicve it . him not within this month ...
Tell us where ' tis ; that we may take it messenger find hiin not there , scek him itne thence , and bear it to the chapel . other place yourself . But , indeed , if you find Ham . Do not helicve it . him not within this month ...
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Opk . And will he not come again ? [ sings . Pursu'd my life . And will he not come again ? No , no , he is dead . Laer . It well appears . — But tell me , Go to thy death - bed , He never will come again .
Opk . And will he not come again ? [ sings . Pursu'd my life . And will he not come again ? No , no , he is dead . Laer . It well appears . — But tell me , Go to thy death - bed , He never will come again .
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Ay , tell me that , and unyoke . that wilfully seeks her own salvation ? 2 Clo . Marry , now I can tell . 2 Clo . I tell thee , she is ; therefore make her I Clo . To't . grave straight ; the crowner hath set on her , and 2 Clo .
Ay , tell me that , and unyoke . that wilfully seeks her own salvation ? 2 Clo . Marry , now I can tell . 2 Clo . I tell thee , she is ; therefore make her I Clo . To't . grave straight ; the crowner hath set on her , and 2 Clo .
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Faith , it he be not rotten before he die , and will not tell him of his action of battery ? ( as we have many pocky corses now - a - days , that Humph ! This fellow might be in's time a great will scarce hold the laying in , ) he will ...
Faith , it he be not rotten before he die , and will not tell him of his action of battery ? ( as we have many pocky corses now - a - days , that Humph ! This fellow might be in's time a great will scarce hold the laying in , ) he will ...
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