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The same actors doubtless took the parts of the two gentlemen who bring the letter to Helena in the second Scene of Act III . , and who in the stage - directions of the Folio are termed ' French G. ' and ' French E. ' The confusion of ...
The same actors doubtless took the parts of the two gentlemen who bring the letter to Helena in the second Scene of Act III . , and who in the stage - directions of the Folio are termed ' French G. ' and ' French E. ' The confusion of ...
Pagina 107
Enter Second French Lord , with five or six Soldiers in ambush . Second Lord . He can come no other way but by this hedge - corner . When you sally upon him , speak what terrible language you will : though you under- stand it not ...
Enter Second French Lord , with five or six Soldiers in ambush . Second Lord . He can come no other way but by this hedge - corner . When you sally upon him , speak what terrible language you will : though you under- stand it not ...
Pagina 116
Enter the two French Lords , and some two or three Soldiers . First Lord . You have not given him his mother's letter ? Second Lord . I have delivered it an hour since : there 71. had ] Ff , has Dyce , hath Capell . 2. letter ?
Enter the two French Lords , and some two or three Soldiers . First Lord . You have not given him his mother's letter ? Second Lord . I have delivered it an hour since : there 71. had ] Ff , has Dyce , hath Capell . 2. letter ?
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