Shakespeare's Hamlet: The Second Quarto 1604 ; Reproduced in Facsimile from the Copy in the Huntington Libraryfacsim., 1938 - 14 Seiten |
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... Queene , Counfaile : as Polomus , and his Sonne Laertes , frees Hamlet , Cum Alys . Claud . Though yet of Hamlet our deare brothers death The memorie be greene , and that it vs befitted To beare our harts in griefe , and our whole ...
... Queene , Counfaile : as Polomus , and his Sonne Laertes , frees Hamlet , Cum Alys . Claud . Though yet of Hamlet our deare brothers death The memorie be greene , and that it vs befitted To beare our harts in griefe , and our whole ...
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... Queene haue fent for you . Rof.To what end my Lord ? blod war Ham . That you muft teach me : but let me coniure you , by the rights of our fellowship , by the confonancie of our youth , by the obligation of our euer preferued loue ; and ...
... Queene haue fent for you . Rof.To what end my Lord ? blod war Ham . That you muft teach me : but let me coniure you , by the rights of our fellowship , by the confonancie of our youth , by the obligation of our euer preferued loue ; and ...
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... Queene , Ham . The mobled Queene . Pol . That's good . bio . I vmboo r Play Runne barefoote yp and downe , threatning the flames With Bifon rehume , a clout vppon that head Where late the Diadem ftood , and for a robe , About her lanck ...
... Queene , Ham . The mobled Queene . Pol . That's good . bio . I vmboo r Play Runne barefoote yp and downe , threatning the flames With Bifon rehume , a clout vppon that head Where late the Diadem ftood , and for a robe , About her lanck ...
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