Robert Davenport's King John and Matilda ; a Critical EditionGarland Pub., 1980 - 163 pages |
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... sure for sworne such vowes : For Huntington , he like a heap of summers Dust into his Grave is swept ; and bad vows Still are better broke then kept . Alas great sir , your Queen you cannot make me ; What is it then instructs your ...
... sure for sworne such vowes : For Huntington , he like a heap of summers Dust into his Grave is swept ; and bad vows Still are better broke then kept . Alas great sir , your Queen you cannot make me ; What is it then instructs your ...
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... sure since they came in ; in yon Madams eye I am as ugly as a Toad , I will see her , And contemn her- you and your brat come out , Heres meat , I am sure you are hungry . Ent . Lady and Boy . Boy . O Mother , will you be sick now ? Mr ...
... sure since they came in ; in yon Madams eye I am as ugly as a Toad , I will see her , And contemn her- you and your brat come out , Heres meat , I am sure you are hungry . Ent . Lady and Boy . Boy . O Mother , will you be sick now ? Mr ...
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... sure ? Neer death we prophesie , and ' tis so sure , You cannot breath three minutes . Mat . На ! Bra . Tis neatly don , and there's no dallying , I know ' tis strong and swift , as by a Glove 70 You were carryed from your Father to ...
... sure ? Neer death we prophesie , and ' tis so sure , You cannot breath three minutes . Mat . На ! Bra . Tis neatly don , and there's no dallying , I know ' tis strong and swift , as by a Glove 70 You were carryed from your Father to ...
Contents
GENERAL INTRODUCTION | iii |
Conclusion | lx |
TEXTUAL INTRODUCTION 1xxv | lxxv |
Copyright | |
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