The Plays of Shakespeare, Volume 6William Pickering, 1825 |
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... stands For , well I wot , thou hast thy mother's tongue . Q.Mar . But thou art neither like thy sire , nor dam ; But like a foul mishapen stigmatick , Mark'd by the destinies to be avoided , As venom toads , or lizards ' dreadful stings ...
... stands For , well I wot , thou hast thy mother's tongue . Q.Mar . But thou art neither like thy sire , nor dam ; But like a foul mishapen stigmatick , Mark'd by the destinies to be avoided , As venom toads , or lizards ' dreadful stings ...
Page 28
... blood I'll kill my horse , because I will not fly . Why stand we like soft - hearted women here , Wailing our losses , whiles the foe doth rage ; T 4- P 4 3 And look upon , as if the tragedy Were 28 Act 2 . THIRD PART OF.
... blood I'll kill my horse , because I will not fly . Why stand we like soft - hearted women here , Wailing our losses , whiles the foe doth rage ; T 4- P 4 3 And look upon , as if the tragedy Were 28 Act 2 . THIRD PART OF.
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... stand still , Till either death hath clos'd those eyes of mine , Or fortune given me measure of revenge . Edw . O Warwick , I do bend my knee with thine : And , in this vow , do chain my soul to thine.- And , ere my knee rise from the ...
... stand still , Till either death hath clos'd those eyes of mine , Or fortune given me measure of revenge . Edw . O Warwick , I do bend my knee with thine : And , in this vow , do chain my soul to thine.- And , ere my knee rise from the ...
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... stands.- And now to London with triumphant march , There to be crowned England's royal king . From whence shall Warwick cut the sea to France , And ask the lady Bona for thy queen : So shalt thou sinew both these lands together ; And Sc ...
... stands.- And now to London with triumphant march , There to be crowned England's royal king . From whence shall Warwick cut the sea to France , And ask the lady Bona for thy queen : So shalt thou sinew both these lands together ; And Sc ...
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... stand , Culling the principal of all the deer . 2 Keep . I'll stay above the hill , so both may shoot . 1 Keep . That cannot be ; the noise of thy cross - bow Will scare the herd , and so my shoot is lost . Here stand we both , and aim ...
... stand , Culling the principal of all the deer . 2 Keep . I'll stay above the hill , so both may shoot . 1 Keep . That cannot be ; the noise of thy cross - bow Will scare the herd , and so my shoot is lost . Here stand we both , and aim ...
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