Shakespeare's Hamlet: The Second Quarto 1604 ; Reproduced in Facsimile from the Copy in the Huntington Libraryfacsim., 1938 - 14 Seiten |
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... Laertes whats the newes with you ? You told vs of fome fute , what ift Laertes ? You cannot fpeake of reafon to the Dane Here you.o And lofe your voyces what wold'st thou begge Luertes , go That fhall not be my offer , not thy asking ...
... Laertes whats the newes with you ? You told vs of fome fute , what ift Laertes ? You cannot fpeake of reafon to the Dane Here you.o And lofe your voyces what wold'st thou begge Luertes , go That fhall not be my offer , not thy asking ...
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... Laertes Why thou art thus incenft , let him goe Gerirardi Speake man , 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 ...
... Laertes Why thou art thus incenft , let him goe Gerirardi Speake man , 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 ...
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... Laertes . Hora . His purfe is empty already , all's golden words are fpent . Ham . Of him fir . Cour . I know you are not ignorant . Ham . I would you did fir , yet in faith if you did , it would not much approoue me , well fir . Cour ...
... Laertes . Hora . His purfe is empty already , all's golden words are fpent . Ham . Of him fir . Cour . I know you are not ignorant . Ham . I would you did fir , yet in faith if you did , it would not much approoue me , well fir . Cour ...
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