Shakespeare's Hamlet: The Second Quarto 1604 ; Reproduced in Facsimile from the Copy in the Huntington Libraryfacsim., 1938 - 14 Seiten |
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... faire houre Laertes , time be thine o And thy beft graces fpend it at thy will : But now my Colin Hamlet , and my fonne . Ham . A little more then kin , and leffe then kind.deviant King . How is it that the clowdes ftill hang on you ...
... faire houre Laertes , time be thine o And thy beft graces fpend it at thy will : But now my Colin Hamlet , and my fonne . Ham . A little more then kin , and leffe then kind.deviant King . How is it that the clowdes ftill hang on you ...
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... faire ? " Oph . What meanes your Lordship ? Ham . That if you be honeft & faire , you fhould admit no difcourfe to your beautic . Oph . Could beauty my Lord haue better comerfe Then with honeftie Him . I truly , for the power of beautie ...
... faire ? " Oph . What meanes your Lordship ? Ham . That if you be honeft & faire , you fhould admit no difcourfe to your beautic . Oph . Could beauty my Lord haue better comerfe Then with honeftie Him . I truly , for the power of beautie ...
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... faire and vnpolluted flesh hap dosmolo May Violets fpring : I tell thee churlish Pricft , A miniftring Angell fhall my fifter be When thou lyeft howling . Ham . What , the faire Ophelia . Quee . Sweets to the fweet , farewell , Thop't ...
... faire and vnpolluted flesh hap dosmolo May Violets fpring : I tell thee churlish Pricft , A miniftring Angell fhall my fifter be When thou lyeft howling . Ham . What , the faire Ophelia . Quee . Sweets to the fweet , farewell , Thop't ...
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