The Works of Shakespeare: Macbeth, 1947At the University Press, 1955 |
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... CONSTABLE of FRANCE , the Lord RAM- BURES , ORLEANS , DAUPHIN , with others ' Constable . Tut ! I have the best armour of the world : would it were day ! Orleans . You have an excellent armour : but let my horse have his due . Constable ...
... CONSTABLE of FRANCE , the Lord RAM- BURES , ORLEANS , DAUPHIN , with others ' Constable . Tut ! I have the best armour of the world : would it were day ! Orleans . You have an excellent armour : but let my horse have his due . Constable ...
Page 58
... Constable . Doing is activity , and he will still be doing . Orleans . He never did harm , that I heard of . 100 Constable . Nor will do none to - morrow : he will keep that good name still . Orleans . I know him to be valiant ...
... Constable . Doing is activity , and he will still be doing . Orleans . He never did harm , that I heard of . 100 Constable . Nor will do none to - morrow : he will keep that good name still . Orleans . I know him to be valiant ...
Page 59
... Constable . Who hath measured the ground ? Messenger . The lord Grandpré . Constable . A valiant and most expert gentleman .... Would it were day ! Alas , poor Harry of England ! he longs not for the dawning , as we do . 130 Orleans ...
... Constable . Who hath measured the ground ? Messenger . The lord Grandpré . Constable . A valiant and most expert gentleman .... Would it were day ! Alas , poor Harry of England ! he longs not for the dawning , as we do . 130 Orleans ...
Contents
KING HENRY V FRONTISPIECE | vii |
THE STAGEHISTORY OF HENRY V | xlviii |
TO THE READER | lvii |
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