Shakespeare's Hamlet: The Second Quarto 1604 ; Reproduced in Facsimile from the Copy in the Huntington Libraryfacsim., 1938 - 14 Seiten |
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... doth loue on fortane tend , 6 and momowo ustazmow 54 vans now lak For who not needes , fiall newer lacke a friend , disa ni ɔne a volbyü And who in wanachollow friend doth trypsq ei broj quidw woki Directly feafons him his enemy , iva ...
... doth loue on fortane tend , 6 and momowo ustazmow 54 vans now lak For who not needes , fiall newer lacke a friend , disa ni ɔne a volbyü And who in wanachollow friend doth trypsq ei broj quidw woki Directly feafons him his enemy , iva ...
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... doth hourely grow Out of his browes : Guyl . We will our felues prouide , Moft holy and religious feare it is To keepe thofe many many bodies safe That liue and feedevpon your Maieftic . Rof The fingle and peculier life is bound With ...
... doth hourely grow Out of his browes : Guyl . We will our felues prouide , Moft holy and religious feare it is To keepe thofe many many bodies safe That liue and feedevpon your Maieftic . Rof The fingle and peculier life is bound With ...
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... doth temperatly keepe time , And makes as healthfull muficke , it is not madnelle That I haue vttred , bring me to the teft , And the matter will reword , which madnelle Would gambole from , mosher for loue of grace , old Lay not that ...
... doth temperatly keepe time , And makes as healthfull muficke , it is not madnelle That I haue vttred , bring me to the teft , And the matter will reword , which madnelle Would gambole from , mosher for loue of grace , old Lay not that ...
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