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Pagina 225
O , I am known Of many in the army : many years , Though Cloten then but young , you see , not wore him From my remembrance . And , besides , the king Hath not deserved my service nor your loves ; Who find in my exile the want of ...
O , I am known Of many in the army : many years , Though Cloten then but young , you see , not wore him From my remembrance . And , besides , the king Hath not deserved my service nor your loves ; Who find in my exile the want of ...
Pagina 225
O , I am known Bel . Of many in the army : many years , Though Cloten then but young , you see , not wore him From my remembrance . And , besides , the king Hath not deserved my service nor your loves ; Who find in my exile the want of ...
O , I am known Bel . Of many in the army : many years , Though Cloten then but young , you see , not wore him From my remembrance . And , besides , the king Hath not deserved my service nor your loves ; Who find in my exile the want of ...
Pagina 400
Nothing is known of the immediate source from which Shakespeare drew the story of The Tempest ; but there is no doubt that it had already in substance been told . Among the waifs of historic tradition which drifted westward from the ...
Nothing is known of the immediate source from which Shakespeare drew the story of The Tempest ; but there is no doubt that it had already in substance been told . Among the waifs of historic tradition which drifted westward from the ...
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