The Works of Shakespeare: Twelfth night or What you will, 1930At the University Press, 1962 |
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... THOMAS LOVELL ' Gardiner . It's one o'clock , boy , is't not ? Boy . Gardiner . These should be hours for ... Thomas ! Whither so late ? Lovell . Came you from the king , my lord ? Gardiner . I did , Sir Thomas , and left him at primero ...
... THOMAS LOVELL ' Gardiner . It's one o'clock , boy , is't not ? Boy . Gardiner . These should be hours for ... Thomas ! Whither so late ? Lovell . Came you from the king , my lord ? Gardiner . I did , Sir Thomas , and left him at primero ...
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... Thomas Lovell . What's the matter ? It seems you are in haste ; an if there be No great offence belongs to't , give ... Thomas , I wish it grubbed up now . Lovell . Methinks I could Cry the amen ; and yet my conscience says She's a good ...
... Thomas Lovell . What's the matter ? It seems you are in haste ; an if there be No great offence belongs to't , give ... Thomas , I wish it grubbed up now . Lovell . Methinks I could Cry the amen ; and yet my conscience says She's a good ...
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... Thomas , And we must root him out . From your affairs I hinder you too long . Good night , Sir Thomas . [ ' Gardiner and Page ' go Lovell . Many good nights , my lord ; I rest your servant . ' Enter KING and SUFFOLK ' King . Charles , I ...
... Thomas , And we must root him out . From your affairs I hinder you too long . Good night , Sir Thomas . [ ' Gardiner and Page ' go Lovell . Many good nights , my lord ; I rest your servant . ' Enter KING and SUFFOLK ' King . Charles , I ...
Contents
PREFATORY NOTE PAGE | vii |
The Play | xxxi |
THE STAGEHISTORY OF HENRY VIII | xxxviii |
Copyright | |
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