Shakespeare's Hamlet: The Second Quarto 1604 ; Reproduced in Facsimile from the Copy in the Huntington Libraryfacsim., 1938 - 14 Seiten |
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... Lord ? Hora . What newes my Lord to Iym sosioutil W Ham . O , wonderfull . Hora . Good my Lord tell it . brov v nogg V bbrowlynnoggyabosboll 92 da Ham . No , you will reueale it . Hora . Not I my Lord by heauen . Mar. Nor Imy Lord , d ...
... Lord ? Hora . What newes my Lord to Iym sosioutil W Ham . O , wonderfull . Hora . Good my Lord tell it . brov v nogg V bbrowlynnoggyabosboll 92 da Ham . No , you will reueale it . Hora . Not I my Lord by heauen . Mar. Nor Imy Lord , d ...
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... Lord ? Ham . Excellent well , you are a Fishmonger . Pol . Not I my Lord . Ham . Then I would you were fo honeft a man . Pol . Honeft my Lord . Ham . Ifir to be honeft as this world goes , Is to be one man pickt out of tenne thousand ...
... Lord ? Ham . Excellent well , you are a Fishmonger . Pol . Not I my Lord . Ham . Then I would you were fo honeft a man . Pol . Honeft my Lord . Ham . Ifir to be honeft as this world goes , Is to be one man pickt out of tenne thousand ...
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... Lord : fedtfasonedeys Ham . Into my graue . Pol . Indeede that's out of the ayre ; how pregnant fometimes his replies are , a happines that often madneffe hits on , which reafon and fanctity could not fo profperoufly be delivered of . I ...
... Lord : fedtfasonedeys Ham . Into my graue . Pol . Indeede that's out of the ayre ; how pregnant fometimes his replies are , a happines that often madneffe hits on , which reafon and fanctity could not fo profperoufly be delivered of . I ...
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