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Othello |
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2.2.4 |
some to ^dance^ . . . each man | to what sport and ^revels^ his addiction leads him . . . there is full liberty of feasting, from this present hour | of five till the ^bell^ have told eleven. |
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Some to daunce, | some to make Bonfires, each man, to what Sport and | Reuels his addition leads him... there is full libertie of Feasting from this | present houre of fiue, till the Bell haue told eleuen. |
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2.2.4 |
mind ...present hour of five till the bell |
2.2.4 |
...his addiction leads him..present hour of five till the bell |
2.2.3 |
...his addiction leads him..present hour of five till the bell |
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1102 |
Othello |
Iago |
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2.3.20 |
Methinks it ^sounds a parley^ to provocation. |
Iago |
Methinkes it sounds a parley to prouocation |
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1134 |
... a parly of… |
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2.3.21 |
...parley to provocation… |
2.3.21 |
…parley to… |
2.3.20 |
…parley to… |
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1103 |
Othello |
Iago |
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2.3.23 |
And when she speaks, is it not an ^alarum^ to love? |
Iago |
And when she speakes, | Is it not an Alarum to Loue? |
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1137 |
And when she speakes, tis an alarme to loue |
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2.3.24 |
And when she speaks is it not an alarum to love? |
2.3.24 |
And when she speaks, is't not an alarum to love? |
2.3.23 |
And when she speaks, is it not an alarum to love? |
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1104 |
Othello |
Iago |
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2.3.37 |
‘tis a night of ^revels^, the gallants desire it! |
Iago |
Tis a night of Reuels, the Gallants | desire it |
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1154 |
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2.3.40 |
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2.3.39 |
Tis a night of revels; the gallants… |
2.3.36 |
Tis a night of revels; the gallants… |
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1105 |
Othello |
Iago |
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2.3.60 |
[^Sings^] 'And let me the cannikin clink, clink' |
Iago |
And let me the Cannakin clinke, clinke |
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2.3.65 |
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2.3.59 |
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1106 |
Othello |
Cassio |
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2.3.66 |
Fore God, an excellent ^song^. |
Cas. |
'Fore Heauen: an excellent Song |
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1187 |
Fore God… |
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2.3.71 |
Fore God, an excellent song! |
2.3.68 |
Fore God, an excellent song! |
2.3.65 |
Fore God, an excellent song. |
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1107 |
Othello |
Iago |
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2.3.77 |
[^Sings^] 'King Stephen was and a worthy peer' |
Iago |
King Stephen was and a worthy Peere |
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1201 |
King Stephen was a worthy piere |
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2.3.85 |
King Stephen was and-a worthy peer |
2.3.81 |
King Stephen was and a worthy peer |
2.3.76 |
King Stephen was and a worthy peer |
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1108 |
Othello |
Cassio |
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2.3.86 |
Fore God, this is a more exquisite ^song^ than the other. |
Cassio |
Why this is a more exquisite Song then the other |
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1210 |
Why Fore God… |
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2.3.94 |
Fore God, this is a more exquisite song than the other! |
2.3.90 |
' Fore God, this is a more exquisite song than the other! |
2.3.85 |
Fore God, this is a more exquisite song than the other. |
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1109 |
Othello |
SD |
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2.3.143 |
A ^bell rung^ |
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2.3.157 |
A bell rings |
2.3.151 |
A bell rings |
2.3.141 |
A bell rings |
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1110 |
Othello |
Iago |
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2.3.144 |
Who’s that which ^rings the bell?^ Diablo, ho! |
Iago |
Who's that which rings the Bell: Diablo, hoa: |
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1278 |
Who's that that… |
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2.3.158 |
Who's that which rings the bell? |
2.3.152 |
Who's that which rings the bell? |
2.3.142 |
Who's that which rings the bell? |
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