Shakespeare's Hamlet: The Second Quarto 1604 ; Reproduced in Facsimile from the Copy in the Huntington Libraryfacsim., 1938 - 14 Seiten |
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... Guyl , But we both obey . And heere giue vp our felues in the full bent , To lay our feruice freely at your feete To be commaunded . duob King . Thanks Rofencraus , and gentle Guyldensterne . Quee . Thanks Guyldensterne , and gentle ...
... Guyl , But we both obey . And heere giue vp our felues in the full bent , To lay our feruice freely at your feete To be commaunded . duob King . Thanks Rofencraus , and gentle Guyldensterne . Quee . Thanks Guyldensterne , and gentle ...
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... Guyl . My honor'd Lord . denomday blbow Inst Jvs . Ivin florio Mg Rof . My moft deere Lord.blom Ham . My extent good friends , how dooft thou Guylderfterne A Rofencraus , good lads how doe you both ? Ref . As the indifferent children of ...
... Guyl . My honor'd Lord . denomday blbow Inst Jvs . Ivin florio Mg Rof . My moft deere Lord.blom Ham . My extent good friends , how dooft thou Guylderfterne A Rofencraus , good lads how doe you both ? Ref . As the indifferent children of ...
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... Guyl . Is in his retirement meruilous diflemprednim od T Ham . With drinke fire and befald sided not thiV V Guyl . No my Lord , with chollers at bro poza neg Ham . Your wifedome fhould theweit felfe more richer to fignific this to the ...
... Guyl . Is in his retirement meruilous diflemprednim od T Ham . With drinke fire and befald sided not thiV V Guyl . No my Lord , with chollers at bro poza neg Ham . Your wifedome fhould theweit felfe more richer to fignific this to the ...
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