Shakespeare's Hamlet: The Second Quarto 1604 ; Reproduced in Facsimile from the Copy in the Huntington Libraryfacsim., 1938 - 14 Seiten |
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... blood ; semolinA Make thy two eyes like stars start from the spheres , w1 [ 1 Thy knotted and combined locks to part , And each particuler haire to ftand an end , Like quils vpon the fearefull Porpentine , But this eternall blazon must ...
... blood ; semolinA Make thy two eyes like stars start from the spheres , w1 [ 1 Thy knotted and combined locks to part , And each particuler haire to ftand an end , Like quils vpon the fearefull Porpentine , But this eternall blazon must ...
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... blood of man , That fwift as quickfiluer it courfes through The naturall gates and allies of the body , And with a fodaine vigour it doth poffefle And curde like eager droppings into milke , The thin and wholfome blood ; fo did it mine ...
... blood of man , That fwift as quickfiluer it courfes through The naturall gates and allies of the body , And with a fodaine vigour it doth poffefle And curde like eager droppings into milke , The thin and wholfome blood ; fo did it mine ...
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... blood , Ger . Towhoni doe you fpeake this Ham . Doe you fee nothing there ? Ger . Nothing at all , yet all that is I feed A H Ham . Nor did you nothing heater Go . No nothing but our felues . and A Ham . Why looke you there , looke how ...
... blood , Ger . Towhoni doe you fpeake this Ham . Doe you fee nothing there ? Ger . Nothing at all , yet all that is I feed A H Ham . Nor did you nothing heater Go . No nothing but our felues . and A Ham . Why looke you there , looke how ...
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