Shakespeare's Hamlet: The Second Quarto 1604 ; Reproduced in Facsimile from the Copy in the Huntington Libraryfacsim., 1938 - 14 Seiten |
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... fhould weepe for her ? what would he doe Had he the motiue , and that for pafsion That I haue he would drowne the stage with teares , And cleaue the generall care with horrid fpeech , Make mad the guilty , and appale the free , Confound ...
... fhould weepe for her ? what would he doe Had he the motiue , and that for pafsion That I haue he would drowne the stage with teares , And cleaue the generall care with horrid fpeech , Make mad the guilty , and appale the free , Confound ...
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... fhould haue been buried out a chriftian buriall . Clowne . Why there thou fayft , and the more pitty that great folke fhould haue countnaunce in this world to drowne or hang thefelues , more then theyr euen Chriften : Come my fpade ...
... fhould haue been buried out a chriftian buriall . Clowne . Why there thou fayft , and the more pitty that great folke fhould haue countnaunce in this world to drowne or hang thefelues , more then theyr euen Chriften : Come my fpade ...
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... fhould in ground vnfanctified been lodg'dball zsidw Till the laft trumpet : for charitable prayers , Flints and peebles fhould be throwne on her : Yet heere he is allow'd her virgin Crants , Her may den ftrewments , and the bringing ...
... fhould in ground vnfanctified been lodg'dball zsidw Till the laft trumpet : for charitable prayers , Flints and peebles fhould be throwne on her : Yet heere he is allow'd her virgin Crants , Her may den ftrewments , and the bringing ...
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