The Complete Concordance to Shakespeare : Being a Verbal Index to All the Passages in the Dramatic Works of the Poet
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3 (song) with golden cherubims is fretted .... — ii. 4 put his brows within a golden crown — iii. 1 golden lads and girls all must .... — iv. 2 (song) BO am I, tliat have this golden chance — v. 4 as when the golden sun salutes .. T^tusAndron. ii. t pastimes done, possess a golden slumber — ii. 3 fill Ills a"ed ear with golden promises — iv. 4 with golden fruit, but dangerous Pericles, i. 1 shake off the golden slumber of repose — iii. 2 in glittering golden characters — iv. 4 when thou gavest t...liy golden one away .. Lear, i. 4 the golden window of the east Romeo ^-Juliet, i. 1 locks in the golden story — i. 3 tliere golden sleep doth reign — ii. 3 . cut'st my head off with a golden axe — '!!•'' majestical roof fretted with golden fire .Hamlet, ii. 2 that her golden couplets are disclosed — v. 1 all his golden words are spent — v. 2 GOLDENLY—goldenly of Ms profit..4s!/ouLrtei(,i. 1 GOLDSMITH-acquainted with goldsmiths' wives. .4s 7/om Like,\\\. 2 I go to the goldsmith's house..Comedy of Errors,iv.
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