The Works of Shakespeare ..., Volume 13Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1901 |
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... Buckingham . 162. What . . . Buckingham ] 133. What newes brings Duke Humphrey of Buckingham ? 163-174 . Such as But understand ] 134-142 . Ill newes for some my Lord , and this it is , That proud dame Elnor our Protectors wife , Hath ...
... Buckingham . 162. What . . . Buckingham ] 133. What newes brings Duke Humphrey of Buckingham ? 163-174 . Such as But understand ] 134-142 . Ill newes for some my Lord , and this it is , That proud dame Elnor our Protectors wife , Hath ...
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... BUCKINGHAM and CLIFFORD . Buck . Health and glad tidings to your majesty ! King . Why , Buckingham , is the traitor Cade surprised ? Or is he but retired to make him strong ? Enter below , multitudes , with halters about their necks ...
... BUCKINGHAM and CLIFFORD . Buck . Health and glad tidings to your majesty ! King . Why , Buckingham , is the traitor Cade surprised ? Or is he but retired to make him strong ? Enter below , multitudes , with halters about their necks ...
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... Buckingham . Enter the Duke of Buckingham . But soft , newes with him ? 14. Buck . Yorke , . ... meane ... so . I. From Ireland thus comes York ] See note at IV . ix . 28 . 3. bells ... bonfires ] See Part I. I. vi . 10 , II , note . 5 ...
... Buckingham . Enter the Duke of Buckingham . But soft , newes with him ? 14. Buck . Yorke , . ... meane ... so . I. From Ireland thus comes York ] See note at IV . ix . 28 . 3. bells ... bonfires ] See Part I. I. vi . 10 , II , note . 5 ...
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