Shakespeare's Hamlet: The Second Quarto 1604 ; Reproduced in Facsimile from the Copy in the Huntington Libraryfacsim., 1938 - 14 Seiten |
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... dead , a fault to nature , sad on omaa To reafon moft abfurd , whofe common theame Is death of fathers , and who ftill hath cryed From the first courfe , till he that died to day This must be fo : we pray you throw to earth This ...
... dead , a fault to nature , sad on omaa To reafon moft abfurd , whofe common theame Is death of fathers , and who ftill hath cryed From the first courfe , till he that died to day This must be fo : we pray you throw to earth This ...
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... dead & gone Lady , he is dead and gone , ão novo pengei aid O At his head a grafgreenetorph , at his heeles â fönd won bns throb . O ho . • X Quee . Nay but Ophelia . red faasilananish I Oph . Pray you marke . White his throwd as the ...
... dead & gone Lady , he is dead and gone , ão novo pengei aid O At his head a grafgreenetorph , at his heeles â fönd won bns throb . O ho . • X Quee . Nay but Ophelia . red faasilananish I Oph . Pray you marke . White his throwd as the ...
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... 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 allegiance , vowes to the blackeft deuill , Confcience and grace , to the profoundest pit I dare damnation , to ...
... 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 allegiance , vowes to the blackeft deuill , Confcience and grace , to the profoundest pit I dare damnation , to ...
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