Shakespeare's Hamlet: The Second Quarto 1604 ; Reproduced in Facsimile from the Copy in the Huntington Libraryfacsim., 1938 - 14 Seiten |
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... Quee . Good gentlemen , he hath much talkt of you , And fure I am , two men there is not lining To whom he more adheres , if it will pleafe you To fhew vs fo much gentry and good will , As to expend your time with ys a while , For the ...
... Quee . Good gentlemen , he hath much talkt of you , And fure I am , two men there is not lining To whom he more adheres , if it will pleafe you To fhew vs fo much gentry and good will , As to expend your time with ys a while , For the ...
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... Quée . How now Opheliatan yal blow york solide fingind • Oph . How fhould I your true kouẹ khow fiom another onepal ( lar ! ) By his cockle hat and flaffe , and his Sendab hoones bodoco vin " Quee . Alas fweet Lady , what imports ...
... Quée . How now Opheliatan yal blow york solide fingind • Oph . How fhould I your true kouẹ khow fiom another onepal ( lar ! ) By his cockle hat and flaffe , and his Sendab hoones bodoco vin " Quee . Alas fweet Lady , what imports ...
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... Quee . Hamlet , Hamlet . All Gentlemen . Hora . Good my Lord be quiet . Ham . Why , I will fight with him vpon this theame Vntill my eye - lids will no longer wagge . Quee . O my fonne , what theame ? Han , Iloued Ophelia , forty ...
... Quee . Hamlet , Hamlet . All Gentlemen . Hora . Good my Lord be quiet . Ham . Why , I will fight with him vpon this theame Vntill my eye - lids will no longer wagge . Quee . O my fonne , what theame ? Han , Iloued Ophelia , forty ...
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