The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, 16. köideGinn, Heath, 1881 |
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Page 38
... trumpet for trumpeter , and fife for fifer . See vol . iii . page 149 , note 5 . 8 The meaning is , " If you will make out a cause of quarrel by patching together little bits of offence , since you have not a piece of whole cloth big ...
... trumpet for trumpeter , and fife for fifer . See vol . iii . page 149 , note 5 . 8 The meaning is , " If you will make out a cause of quarrel by patching together little bits of offence , since you have not a piece of whole cloth big ...
Page 54
... trumpet such good tidings ? If not well , Thou shouldst come like a Fury crown'd with snakes , Not like a formal man.3 Mess . Will't please you hear me ? Cleo . I have a mind to strike thee ere thou speak'st : Yet , if thou say Antony ...
... trumpet such good tidings ? If not well , Thou shouldst come like a Fury crown'd with snakes , Not like a formal man.3 Mess . Will't please you hear me ? Cleo . I have a mind to strike thee ere thou speak'st : Yet , if thou say Antony ...
Page 57
... trumpet : from the other , CESAR , ANTONY , LEPI- DUS , ENOBARBUS , MECENAS , with Soldiers marching . Pom . Your hostages I have , so have you mine ; And we shall talk before we fight . Most meet C¿s . That first we come to words ; and ...
... trumpet : from the other , CESAR , ANTONY , LEPI- DUS , ENOBARBUS , MECENAS , with Soldiers marching . Pom . Your hostages I have , so have you mine ; And we shall talk before we fight . Most meet C¿s . That first we come to words ; and ...
Page 69
... trumpets , flutes ! what ! Let Neptune hear we bid a loud farewell To these great fellows : sound , and be hang'd , sound out ! [ A flourish , with drums . Eno . Hoo ! says ' a . - There's my cap . Men . Hoo ! - Noble captain , come ...
... trumpets , flutes ! what ! Let Neptune hear we bid a loud farewell To these great fellows : sound , and be hang'd , sound out ! [ A flourish , with drums . Eno . Hoo ! says ' a . - There's my cap . Men . Hoo ! - Noble captain , come ...
Page 72
... [ Trumpets within . ] So , - This is to horse . - Adieu , noble Agrippa . Agr . Good fortune , worthy soldier ; and farewell . 1 The phoenix . So in Cymbeline : " She is alone the Arabian bird , and I have lost my wager . " - It must be ...
... [ Trumpets within . ] So , - This is to horse . - Adieu , noble Agrippa . Agr . Good fortune , worthy soldier ; and farewell . 1 The phoenix . So in Cymbeline : " She is alone the Arabian bird , and I have lost my wager . " - It must be ...
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