The Plays of Shakespeare, Volume 6William Pickering, 1825 |
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... tell you things , since then befall'n . After the bloody fray at Wakefield fought , Where your brave father breath'd his latest gasp , Tidings , as swiftly as the posts could run , Were brought me of your loss , and his depart . I then ...
... tell you things , since then befall'n . After the bloody fray at Wakefield fought , Where your brave father breath'd his latest gasp , Tidings , as swiftly as the posts could run , Were brought me of your loss , and his depart . I then ...
Page 24
... tell me , didst thou never hear , - That things ill got had ever bad success ? And happy always was it for that son , Whose father for his hoarding went to hell ? I'll leave my son my virtuous deeds behind ; And ' would my father had ...
... tell me , didst thou never hear , - That things ill got had ever bad success ? And happy always was it for that son , Whose father for his hoarding went to hell ? I'll leave my son my virtuous deeds behind ; And ' would my father had ...
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... tell thee what befell me on a day In this self - place , where now we mean to stand . " 2 Keep . Here comes a man , let's stay till he be past . Enter King HENRY , disguised , with a prayer - book . K. Hen . From Scotland am I stol'n ...
... tell thee what befell me on a day In this self - place , where now we mean to stand . " 2 Keep . Here comes a man , let's stay till he be past . Enter King HENRY , disguised , with a prayer - book . K. Hen . From Scotland am I stol'n ...
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... tell me then , have you not broke your oaths ? 1 Keep . No ; For we were subjects , but while you were king . K. Hen . Why , am I dead ? do I not breathe a man ? Ah , simple men , you know not what you swear . Look , as I blow this ...
... tell me then , have you not broke your oaths ? 1 Keep . No ; For we were subjects , but while you were king . K. Hen . Why , am I dead ? do I not breathe a man ? Ah , simple men , you know not what you swear . Look , as I blow this ...
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... tell me . Clar . I think , he means to beg a child of her . [ Aside . Glo . Nay , whip me then ; he'll rather give her [ Aside . two . L. Grey . Three , my most gracious lord . Glo . You shall have four , if you'll be rul'd by him ...
... tell me . Clar . I think , he means to beg a child of her . [ Aside . Glo . Nay , whip me then ; he'll rather give her [ Aside . two . L. Grey . Three , my most gracious lord . Glo . You shall have four , if you'll be rul'd by him ...
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