Shakespeare's Hamlet: The Second Quarto 1604 ; Reproduced in Facsimile from the Copy in the Huntington Libraryfacsim., 1938 - 14 Seiten |
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... fight for a plot vhone's at inen Y Whereonaba minibar's cannot try the cause , the Trattowï . M Which is not tombe enough and continent up potrdilson MWV To hide the flaine , from this time forthem to infoqi tha aidTi My thoughts be ...
... fight for a plot vhone's at inen Y Whereonaba minibar's cannot try the cause , the Trattowï . M Which is not tombe enough and continent up potrdilson MWV To hide the flaine , from this time forthem to infoqi tha aidTi My thoughts be ...
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... fight with him vpon this theame Vntill my eye - lids will no longer wagge . Quee . O my fonne , what theame ? Han , Iloued Ophelia , forty thousand brothers Could not with all theyr quantice of loue Make vp my fumme . What wilt thou doo ...
... fight with him vpon this theame Vntill my eye - lids will no longer wagge . Quee . O my fonne , what theame ? Han , Iloued Ophelia , forty thousand brothers Could not with all theyr quantice of loue Make vp my fumme . What wilt thou doo ...
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... fight Ha . What is it you would fee ? Ifought of woe , or wonder , ceafe your fearch . For . This quarry cries on hauock , ô prou'd death What feaft is toward in thine eternall'cell , That thou fo many Princes at a fliot So bloudily ...
... fight Ha . What is it you would fee ? Ifought of woe , or wonder , ceafe your fearch . For . This quarry cries on hauock , ô prou'd death What feaft is toward in thine eternall'cell , That thou fo many Princes at a fliot So bloudily ...
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