The Plays of William Shakspeare: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, to which are Added Notes, Volume 11J. Johnson, 1803 |
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... Enter BUSHY . Bushy , what news ? BUSHY . Old John of Gaunt is grievous fick , my lord ; Suddenly taken ; and hath fent post - haste , To entreat your majesty to visit him . K. RICH . Where lies he ? BUSHY . At Ely - house . K. RICH ...
... Enter BUSHY . Bushy , what news ? BUSHY . Old John of Gaunt is grievous fick , my lord ; Suddenly taken ; and hath fent post - haste , To entreat your majesty to visit him . K. RICH . Where lies he ? BUSHY . At Ely - house . K. RICH ...
Page 52
... the paffage differently ( and perhaps rightly , ) by omitting the words - in him : I do befeech your majesty , impute His words to wayward ficklinefs and age . STEEVENS . Enter NORTHUMBERLAND . " NORTH . My liege , old 52 KING RICHARD II .
... the paffage differently ( and perhaps rightly , ) by omitting the words - in him : I do befeech your majesty , impute His words to wayward ficklinefs and age . STEEVENS . Enter NORTHUMBERLAND . " NORTH . My liege , old 52 KING RICHARD II .
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... Enter NORTHUMBERLAND . " NORTH . My liege , old Gaunt commends him to your majefty . K. RICH . What says he now ? 8 NORTH . Nay , nothing ; all is faid : His tongue is now a ftringless inftrument ; Words , life , and all , old Lancaster ...
... Enter NORTHUMBERLAND . " NORTH . My liege , old Gaunt commends him to your majefty . K. RICH . What says he now ? 8 NORTH . Nay , nothing ; all is faid : His tongue is now a ftringless inftrument ; Words , life , and all , old Lancaster ...
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... Enter GREEN . GREEN . God fave your majesty ! —and well met , gentlemen : - I hope , the king is not yet fhipp'd for Ireland . QUEEN . Why hop'ft thou fo ? ' tis better hope , he is ; For his defigns crave hafte , his hafte good hope ...
... Enter GREEN . GREEN . God fave your majesty ! —and well met , gentlemen : - I hope , the king is not yet fhipp'd for Ireland . QUEEN . Why hop'ft thou fo ? ' tis better hope , he is ; For his defigns crave hafte , his hafte good hope ...
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... Enter YORK . GREEN . Here comes the duke of York . QUEEN . With figns of war about his aged neck ; O , full of careful business are his looks ! Uncle , For heaven's fake , fpeak comfortable words . fucceffion , is here put for one that ...
... Enter YORK . GREEN . Here comes the duke of York . QUEEN . With figns of war about his aged neck ; O , full of careful business are his looks ! Uncle , For heaven's fake , fpeak comfortable words . fucceffion , is here put for one that ...
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