The Works of Shakespeare: in Eight Volumes, Volume 5H. Woodfall, 1767 |
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Page 206
... Lord Rivers , and Lord Gray . H AVE patience , Madam , there's no doubt , his Majesty Will foon recover his accustom'd health . Gray . In that you brook it ill , it makes him worse ; Therefore , for God's fake , entertain good comfort ...
... Lord Rivers , and Lord Gray . H AVE patience , Madam , there's no doubt , his Majesty Will foon recover his accustom'd health . Gray . In that you brook it ill , it makes him worse ; Therefore , for God's fake , entertain good comfort ...
Page 237
... Lord Hastings . Buck . And in good time here comes the sweating Lord . Prince . Welcome , my Lord ; what , will our mother come ? Haft . On what occafion , God he knows , not I , The Queen your mother , and your brother York , Have ...
... Lord Hastings . Buck . And in good time here comes the sweating Lord . Prince . Welcome , my Lord ; what , will our mother come ? Haft . On what occafion , God he knows , not I , The Queen your mother , and your brother York , Have ...
Page 248
... Lord , than you of mine : Lord Hastings , you and he are near in love . Haft . I thank his Grace , I know , he loves me well ; But for his purpose in the coronation , I have not founded him ; nor he deliver'd His gracious pleasure any ...
... Lord , than you of mine : Lord Hastings , you and he are near in love . Haft . I thank his Grace , I know , he loves me well ; But for his purpose in the coronation , I have not founded him ; nor he deliver'd His gracious pleasure any ...
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