Shakespeare's Hamlet: The Second Quarto 1604 ; Reproduced in Facsimile from the Copy in the Huntington Libraryfacsim., 1938 - 14 Seiten |
Im Buch
Ergebnisse 1-3 von 20
Seite 47
... Exeunt Ref . and Guyld Pol . Th'embaffadors from Norway my good Lord , Are ioyfully returnd . King . Thou ftill haft been the father of good newes . Pol . Haue I my Lord ? 1 affure my good Liege I hold my dutie as I hold my foole , Both ...
... Exeunt Ref . and Guyld Pol . Th'embaffadors from Norway my good Lord , Are ioyfully returnd . King . Thou ftill haft been the father of good newes . Pol . Haue I my Lord ? 1 affure my good Liege I hold my dutie as I hold my foole , Both ...
Seite 58
... Exeunt Pol and Players . oure . Ref . Good my Lord . སྐ Exeunt . Ham . Ifo God buy to you , now I am alone , O what a rogue and pefant flaue am I. Is it not monftrous that this player heere But in a fixion , in a dreame of pafsion Could ...
... Exeunt Pol and Players . oure . Ref . Good my Lord . སྐ Exeunt . Ham . Ifo God buy to you , now I am alone , O what a rogue and pefant flaue am I. Is it not monftrous that this player heere But in a fixion , in a dreame of pafsion Could ...
Seite
... Exeunt all but Ham . & Horatio . Ham . Why let the ftrooken Deere goe weepe , The Hart vngauled play , For fome mult watch while fome muft fleepe , Thus runnes the world away . Would not this fir & a forrest of feat thers , if the rest ...
... Exeunt all but Ham . & Horatio . Ham . Why let the ftrooken Deere goe weepe , The Hart vngauled play , For fome mult watch while fome muft fleepe , Thus runnes the world away . Would not this fir & a forrest of feat thers , if the rest ...
Andere Ausgaben - Alle anzeigen
Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
againe Armes beare better blood body brothers Clow comes copy Cour dead death Denmarke dooes doth downe drinke earth England Enter euen Exeunt Exit eyes faire fall father feare feeme felfe fhall fhould fhowe fight fleepe follow fome fonne forme foule fpeake fpirit friends ftand fuch fweet giue grace Guyl Hamlet hand hart hath haue head heare heauen heere hold Hora Horatio indeede keepe King Lady Laer Laertes leaue light looke Lord loue marry matter meanes moft mother muft murther nature neuer night noble once Ophelia play Players poore pray Quee Queene second quarto tell thanke thee thefe thing thinke thofe thou thoughts tongue true vpon watch whofe young