The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 8Harrap, 1623 |
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... friends . Northumb . If I be not , Heavens be reveng'd on me . Clifford . The hope thereof , makes Clifford mourne in Steele . Westm . What , shall we suffer this ? lets pluck him down , My heart for anger burnes , I cannot brooke it ...
... friends . Northumb . If I be not , Heavens be reveng'd on me . Clifford . The hope thereof , makes Clifford mourne in Steele . Westm . What , shall we suffer this ? lets pluck him down , My heart for anger burnes , I cannot brooke it ...
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... Thy Kinsmen , and thy Friends , Ile have more iives 90. It was : ' Twas - POPE . 96. Clifford , that's : Clifford ; and that's - 2-4F . Then drops of bloud were in my Fathers Veines . 8 I. i . 69-96 ] THE THIRD PART OF.
... Thy Kinsmen , and thy Friends , Ile have more iives 90. It was : ' Twas - POPE . 96. Clifford , that's : Clifford ; and that's - 2-4F . Then drops of bloud were in my Fathers Veines . 8 I. i . 69-96 ] THE THIRD PART OF.
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... Friends , [ And verie well appointed as I thought , ] Marcht toward S. Albons , to intercept the Queene , Bearing the King in my behalfe along : For by my Scouts , I was advertised That she was comming with a full intent To dash our ...
... Friends , [ And verie well appointed as I thought , ] Marcht toward S. Albons , to intercept the Queene , Bearing the King in my behalfe along : For by my Scouts , I was advertised That she was comming with a full intent To dash our ...
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... Friends . 140 I cheer'd them up with justice of our Cause , With promise of high pay , and great Rewards : But all in vaine , they had no heart to fight , And we ( in them ) no hope to win the day , So that we fled : the King unto the ...
... Friends . 140 I cheer'd them up with justice of our Cause , With promise of high pay , and great Rewards : But all in vaine , they had no heart to fight , And we ( in them ) no hope to win the day , So that we fled : the King unto the ...
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... Friends that thou brave Earle of March , Among'st the loving Welshmen can'st procure , Will but amount to five and twenty thousand , Why Via , to London will we march , And once againe , bestride our foaming Steeds , And once againe cry ...
... Friends that thou brave Earle of March , Among'st the loving Welshmen can'st procure , Will but amount to five and twenty thousand , Why Via , to London will we march , And once againe , bestride our foaming Steeds , And once againe cry ...
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