The Plays of William Shakespeare, Volume 5A. Leathley, 1766 |
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Page 37
... Hold , take my ring . Serv . My lord , I had forgot To tell , to - day I came by , and call'd there ; But I fhall grieve you to report the reft . York . What is't ? Serv . An hour before I came , the Dutchefs dy'd . York . Heav'n for ...
... Hold , take my ring . Serv . My lord , I had forgot To tell , to - day I came by , and call'd there ; But I fhall grieve you to report the reft . York . What is't ? Serv . An hour before I came , the Dutchefs dy'd . York . Heav'n for ...
Page 44
... hold a change . My conjecture is not fo prefumptuous as may be thought . The play , was not in Shakespeare's time , broken into acts ; the two editions published before his death exhibit only a sequence of fcenes from the beginning to ...
... hold a change . My conjecture is not fo prefumptuous as may be thought . The play , was not in Shakespeare's time , broken into acts ; the two editions published before his death exhibit only a sequence of fcenes from the beginning to ...
Page 64
... Hold thy peace . He , that hath fuffer'd this diforder'd Spring , Hath now himself met with the Fall of leaf ; The weeds , that his broad fpreading leaves did shelter , That seem'd , in eating him , to hold him up ; Are pull'd up , root ...
... Hold thy peace . He , that hath fuffer'd this diforder'd Spring , Hath now himself met with the Fall of leaf ; The weeds , that his broad fpreading leaves did shelter , That seem'd , in eating him , to hold him up ; Are pull'd up , root ...
Page 65
... hold Of Bolingbroke ; their fortunes both are weigh'd ; In your Lord's Scale is nothing but himself , And fome few Vanities that make him light ; But in the Balance of great Bolingbroke , Befides himself , are all the English Peers ...
... hold Of Bolingbroke ; their fortunes both are weigh'd ; In your Lord's Scale is nothing but himself , And fome few Vanities that make him light ; But in the Balance of great Bolingbroke , Befides himself , are all the English Peers ...
Page 82
... hold thefe Jufts and Tri- umphs ? Aum . For aught I know , they do . York . You will be there ? Aum . If God prévent me not , I purpofe fo . Tork . What Seal is that , which hangs without thy bofom ? Yea , look'ft thou pale ? let me fee ...
... hold thefe Jufts and Tri- umphs ? Aum . For aught I know , they do . York . You will be there ? Aum . If God prévent me not , I purpofe fo . Tork . What Seal is that , which hangs without thy bofom ? Yea , look'ft thou pale ? let me fee ...
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