The Works of Shakespeare, Volume 11At the University Press, 1947 |
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... cause being just , and his quarrel honourable . Williams . That's more than we know . Bates . Ay , or more than we should seek after ; for we 130 know enough , if we know we are the king's subjects : if his cause be wrong , our ...
... cause being just , and his quarrel honourable . Williams . That's more than we know . Bates . Ay , or more than we should seek after ; for we 130 know enough , if we know we are the king's subjects : if his cause be wrong , our ...
Page 95
... cause , Did they this Harry .... Now in London place him-- As yet the lamentation of the French Invites the King of ... causes why and wherefore in all things : I will tell you asse my friend , Captain Gower ; the rascally , scauld ...
... cause , Did they this Harry .... Now in London place him-- As yet the lamentation of the French Invites the King of ... causes why and wherefore in all things : I will tell you asse my friend , Captain Gower ; the rascally , scauld ...
Page 124
... cause of policy political problem . 48. chartered libertine one licensed to go where he pleases . Cf. A.Y.L. 2. 7. 47-8 . 49. wonder i.e. wonderer ( which perhaps Sh . wrote ) . Staunton conj . ' wand'rer ' . Cf. Tw.Nt. 1. 1 . 5-7 ...
... cause of policy political problem . 48. chartered libertine one licensed to go where he pleases . Cf. A.Y.L. 2. 7. 47-8 . 49. wonder i.e. wonderer ( which perhaps Sh . wrote ) . Staunton conj . ' wand'rer ' . Cf. Tw.Nt. 1. 1 . 5-7 ...
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