The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 6Society of English and French Literature, 1903 |
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... Warwicke , then be- tweene us . War . Between two Hawks , which flyes the higher pitch , Between two Dogs , which hath the deeper mouth , Between two Blades , which beares the better temper , Between two Horses , which doth beare him ...
... Warwicke , then be- tweene us . War . Between two Hawks , which flyes the higher pitch , Between two Dogs , which hath the deeper mouth , Between two Blades , which beares the better temper , Between two Horses , which doth beare him ...
Page 40
... Warwicke . Meane time , in signall of my love to thee , Against prowd Somerset , and William Poole , Will I upon thy partie weare this Rose . And here I prophecie : this brawle to day , Growne to this faction in the Temple Garden ...
... Warwicke . Meane time , in signall of my love to thee , Against prowd Somerset , and William Poole , Will I upon thy partie weare this Rose . And here I prophecie : this brawle to day , Growne to this faction in the Temple Garden ...
Page 61
... Warwicke , Exeter [ Vernon , Bassett , and others ] : To them , with | bis Souldiors , Talbot . | Talb . My gracious Prince , and honorable Peeres , Hearing of your arrivall in this Realme , I have a while given Truce unto my Warres ...
... Warwicke , Exeter [ Vernon , Bassett , and others ] : To them , with | bis Souldiors , Talbot . | Talb . My gracious Prince , and honorable Peeres , Hearing of your arrivall in this Realme , I have a while given Truce unto my Warres ...
Page 63
... Warwicke , Talbot . and Governor [ of Paris ] Exeter [ and others ] . | Glo . Lord Bishop set the Crowne upon his head . Win . God save King Henry of that name the sixt . Glo . Now Governour of Paris take your oath , That you elect no ...
... Warwicke , Talbot . and Governor [ of Paris ] Exeter [ and others ] . | Glo . Lord Bishop set the Crowne upon his head . Win . God save King Henry of that name the sixt . Glo . Now Governour of Paris take your oath , That you elect no ...
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... Warwicke , Shepheard , Pucell . Yor . Bring forth that Sorceresse condemn'd to burne . Shep . Ah Jone , this kils thy Fathers heart out - right , Have I sought every Country farre and neere , And now it is my chance to finde thee out ...
... Warwicke , Shepheard , Pucell . Yor . Bring forth that Sorceresse condemn'd to burne . Shep . Ah Jone , this kils thy Fathers heart out - right , Have I sought every Country farre and neere , And now it is my chance to finde thee out ...
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