Mr. William Shakespeare: A midsummer night's dream. The merchant of Venice. As you like it. The taming of the shrewD. Leach, 1767 |
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84. oldal
... marry you , [ to Phe . ] if ever I marry woman , and I'll be mar- ry'd to - morrow : I will fatiffy you , [ to Orl . ] if ever I fatiffy'd man , and you fhall be marry'd to - morrow : _I will content you , [ to Sil . ] if what pleases ...
... marry you , [ to Phe . ] if ever I marry woman , and I'll be mar- ry'd to - morrow : I will fatiffy you , [ to Orl . ] if ever I fatiffy'd man , and you fhall be marry'd to - morrow : _I will content you , [ to Sil . ] if what pleases ...
87. oldal
... marry me ; Or elfe , refufing me , to wed this fhepherd : Keep your word , Silvius , that you'll marry her , If the refuse me : - and from hence I go , To make these doubts all even . [ Exeunt ROSALIND , and Celia , D .. I do remember ...
... marry me ; Or elfe , refufing me , to wed this fhepherd : Keep your word , Silvius , that you'll marry her , If the refuse me : - and from hence I go , To make these doubts all even . [ Exeunt ROSALIND , and Celia , D .. I do remember ...
65. oldal
... marry her , though fhe would entreat : Fie on her ! fee , how beaftly fhe doth court him . HOR . ' Would , all the world , but he , had quite for- fworn ! For me , that I may furely keep mine oath , I will be marry'd to a wealthy widow ...
... marry her , though fhe would entreat : Fie on her ! fee , how beaftly fhe doth court him . HOR . ' Would , all the world , but he , had quite for- fworn ! For me , that I may furely keep mine oath , I will be marry'd to a wealthy widow ...
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