Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream: the First Quarto, 1600 : a Fac-Simile ...
Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream: the First Quarto, 1600 : a Fac-Simile ...
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
May all to ^^ipiw backe againe repaire, AndthtnkenomoreoftbisnigbtsaccideotSi Butasthefearcevexationofadreame* But firft Iwill rdeafe thejRdry Qgeene.
Be,as thou waft wont to bee: f ' See, as thou waft wont to fee* P^/ budde, or Cn^ftirflower, Hath fuch force,and blefled power# Now,my TUtdfUa, wakeyou,my fweetc QiieenCt TTta^ Mv 0^rviy,what vifionsbauc I feene/ Me thought I was enamourdofan Aflfet O^^Tberelyesyourlouc.
46 52 56 64- 68.
72 7^ Digitized by Google 46 IV.l A Midfbmmernightes dreame...# 7^ ti/4.Howcamethcicthui^stopaflef O^ how mineeycsdoeloaehnis vifagcnoiw/ OK Silence a while.^^Ar^ takeottthif head: 7i$4»i4 , muficke caU^ and ftrike mofe dead S2 Then comnnon flcepe i oftll cbefe^ fine the (en(e.
ri. Mufick^owemufickifuchtf cbamiediikc^/peepct Rot. Now^whentbottwakn^vrididifne ownfools^et 0^«Sound Muiicktcome^my queen^takehands with me, 36 And rocke thegroimdwbeieon theft fleepeiabe* No w^thott and I are new in amkie^ And will CO monow midnight, folemndy Paunce^ in Duke Tbifemhovie tciomphandy;^ so Aodblefle ittoallfaire piofpericie^ Theicihall thepaiits offaidifuIUouersbe Wedded,with TUfem.til iniollicie^ iR^.FaiiyKing^auend^andmatke: 94 I do heare the morning Larke.
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