The Works of Mr. William Shakespear;: In Eight Volumes. Adorn'd with CuttsJ. Tonson: and are to be sold, 1714 |
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... please to ask . Haft . I tell thee Man , ' tis better with me now , Than when thou met'it me laft where now we meet ; Then was I going Prifoner to the Tower , By the Suggeftion of the Queen's Allies . But now I tell thee , keep it to ...
... please to ask . Haft . I tell thee Man , ' tis better with me now , Than when thou met'it me laft where now we meet ; Then was I going Prifoner to the Tower , By the Suggeftion of the Queen's Allies . But now I tell thee , keep it to ...
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... please your Grace , On our entreaties to amend your Fault . Glo . Elfe wherefore breath I in a Chriftian Land . Buck . Know then , it is your Fault that you refign The Supream Seat , the Throne Majestical , The Sceptred Office of your ...
... please your Grace , On our entreaties to amend your Fault . Glo . Elfe wherefore breath I in a Chriftian Land . Buck . Know then , it is your Fault that you refign The Supream Seat , the Throne Majestical , The Sceptred Office of your ...
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... please you to be Crown'd . Glo . Even when you please , for you will have it fo . Buck . To - Morrow then we will attend your Grace , And fo moft joyfully we take our leave . Glo . Come , let us to our holy Work again . Farewel my ...
... please you to be Crown'd . Glo . Even when you please , for you will have it fo . Buck . To - Morrow then we will attend your Grace , And fo moft joyfully we take our leave . Glo . Come , let us to our holy Work again . Farewel my ...
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... Please you : But I had rather kill two Enemies . K. Rich . Why then thou haft it ; two deep Enemies , Foes to my Reft , and my fweet fleep's disturbers , Are they that I would have thee deal upon ; Tirrel , I mean those Bastards in the ...
... Please you : But I had rather kill two Enemies . K. Rich . Why then thou haft it ; two deep Enemies , Foes to my Reft , and my fweet fleep's disturbers , Are they that I would have thee deal upon ; Tirrel , I mean those Bastards in the ...
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... please you to refolve me in my Suit . K. Rich . Thou troubleft me , I am not in the Vein . [ Exit . Buck . And is it thus ? repays he my deep Service With fuch contempt ? made I him King for this ? O let me think on Haftings , and be ...
... please you to refolve me in my Suit . K. Rich . Thou troubleft me , I am not in the Vein . [ Exit . Buck . And is it thus ? repays he my deep Service With fuch contempt ? made I him King for this ? O let me think on Haftings , and be ...
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The Works of Mr. William Shakespear;– In Six Volumes. Adorn'd with Cuts, 5 tomas William Shakespeare Visos knygos peržiūra - 1709 |
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