Shakespeare's Hamlet: The Second Quarto 1604 ; Reproduced in Facsimile from the Copy in the Huntington Libraryfacsim., 1938 - 14 Seiten |
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... Laer . Where is my father ? King , Dead . Quee . But not by him . King . Let him demaund his fill . Laer . How came he dead , I'le not be iugled with , To hell allegiance , vowes to the blackeft deuill , Confcience and grace , to the ...
... Laer . Where is my father ? King , Dead . Quee . But not by him . King . Let him demaund his fill . Laer . How came he dead , I'le not be iugled with , To hell allegiance , vowes to the blackeft deuill , Confcience and grace , to the ...
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... Laer . My Lord I will be rul'd , monsfind oth The rather if you could deuife it fo .. sab gnition blob 1 That I might be the organetinweb of oro primos nichol tu King . It falls right , You haue beene talkt of fince your trauaile auch ...
... Laer . My Lord I will be rul'd , monsfind oth The rather if you could deuife it fo .. sab gnition blob 1 That I might be the organetinweb of oro primos nichol tu King . It falls right , You haue beene talkt of fince your trauaile auch ...
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... Laer . Come my Lord.indaleger Ham , One . Laer . No. Ham . Iudgement . Ofbrick . A hit , a very palpable hit . Drum , trumpets and foot . Florib , a peece goes off Laer . Well , againe . King . Stay , giue me drinke , Hamlet this pearle ...
... Laer . Come my Lord.indaleger Ham , One . Laer . No. Ham . Iudgement . Ofbrick . A hit , a very palpable hit . Drum , trumpets and foot . Florib , a peece goes off Laer . Well , againe . King . Stay , giue me drinke , Hamlet this pearle ...
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