Shakespeare's Hamlet: The Second Quarto 1604 ; Reproduced in Facsimile from the Copy in the Huntington Libraryfacsim., 1938 - 14 Seiten |
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... Enter King and Polonius . King Loue , his affections doc not that way tend , Not what he fpake , though it lackt forme a little , Was not like madnes , there's fomething in his foule Ore which his melancholy fits on brood , . And I doc ...
... Enter King and Polonius . King Loue , his affections doc not that way tend , Not what he fpake , though it lackt forme a little , Was not like madnes , there's fomething in his foule Ore which his melancholy fits on brood , . And I doc ...
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... Enter King , and two or three . King . I haue fent to feeke him , and to find the body , How dangerous is it that this man goes loofe , Yet muft not we put the strong Law on him , Hee's lou'd of the distracted multitude , VVho like not ...
... Enter King , and two or three . King . I haue fent to feeke him , and to find the body , How dangerous is it that this man goes loofe , Yet muft not we put the strong Law on him , Hee's lou'd of the distracted multitude , VVho like not ...
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... youth when I did loue did loue , Me thought it was very fweet To contra & to the time for a my behoue , Ome thought there a was nothing a meet Song . Enter Enter Hamlet and Horatio . Ham Has this fellowe no. Prince of Denmarke .
... youth when I did loue did loue , Me thought it was very fweet To contra & to the time for a my behoue , Ome thought there a was nothing a meet Song . Enter Enter Hamlet and Horatio . Ham Has this fellowe no. Prince of Denmarke .
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