The Works of Shakespere, Volume 1R. Tyas, 1843 |
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Pagina 203
... seems unlike . ' Tis not impossible But one , the wickedest caitiff on the ground , May seem as shy , as grave , as ... seems hid ; And hide the false seems true . Many that are not mad Have , sure , more lack of reason . Duke . you say ...
... seems unlike . ' Tis not impossible But one , the wickedest caitiff on the ground , May seem as shy , as grave , as ... seems hid ; And hide the false seems true . Many that are not mad Have , sure , more lack of reason . Duke . you say ...
Pagina 212
... seems hid ; And hide the false seems true . ” —- Act V. , Scene 1 . Make truth appear where it seems hid ; and hide , or dis- miss from your mind , the false which seems true . The exact meaning is not certain , the discrepancy being ...
... seems hid ; And hide the false seems true . ” —- Act V. , Scene 1 . Make truth appear where it seems hid ; and hide , or dis- miss from your mind , the false which seems true . The exact meaning is not certain , the discrepancy being ...
Pagina 406
... seems double . Hel . So , methinks : And I have found Demetrius like a jewel , Mine own , and not mine own . Dem . Are you sure That we are awake ? It seems to me , That yet we sleep , we dream . - Do not you think , The duke was here ...
... seems double . Hel . So , methinks : And I have found Demetrius like a jewel , Mine own , and not mine own . Dem . Are you sure That we are awake ? It seems to me , That yet we sleep , we dream . - Do not you think , The duke was here ...
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