The Plays of William Shakespeare, Volume 2Cassell, 1886 |
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Page 82
... serve God , We'll serve him too , and be his fellow so : Revolt our subjects ? that we cannot mend ; They break their faith to God , as well as us : Cry woe , destruction , ruin , loss , decay ; The worst is death , and death will have ...
... serve God , We'll serve him too , and be his fellow so : Revolt our subjects ? that we cannot mend ; They break their faith to God , as well as us : Cry woe , destruction , ruin , loss , decay ; The worst is death , and death will have ...
Page 222
... serve ; you shall not be excused . - Why , Davy ! Davy . Here , sir . Enter DAVY . Shal . Davy , Davy , Davy , Davy ... served : and , again , sir , -shall we sow the head- land with wheat ? Shal . With red wheat , Davy . But for William ...
... serve ; you shall not be excused . - Why , Davy ! Davy . Here , sir . Enter DAVY . Shal . Davy , Davy , Davy , Davy ... served : and , again , sir , -shall we sow the head- land with wheat ? Shal . With red wheat , Davy . But for William ...
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... Serving - men rush again at the Tower gates . Enter WINCHESTER , with his Serving - men in tawny coats.47 Win . How now , ambitious Humphry ! what means this ? 48 Glo . Peel'd priest , dost thou command me to be shut out ? Win . I do ...
... Serving - men rush again at the Tower gates . Enter WINCHESTER , with his Serving - men in tawny coats.47 Win . How now , ambitious Humphry ! what means this ? 48 Glo . Peel'd priest , dost thou command me to be shut out ? Win . I do ...
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