Shakespeare's Hamlet: The Second Quarto 1604 ; Reproduced in Facsimile from the Copy in the Huntington Libraryfacsim., 1938 - 14 Seiten |
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... forme , not a sh Th'obferu'd of all obferuers , quite quite downe ; And I of Ladies moft deiect and wretched , That fuckt the honny of his mufickt vowes ; Now fee what noble and moft foueraigne reafon prom no vion Like feet bells ...
... forme , not a sh Th'obferu'd of all obferuers , quite quite downe ; And I of Ladies moft deiect and wretched , That fuckt the honny of his mufickt vowes ; Now fee what noble and moft foueraigne reafon prom no vion Like feet bells ...
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... forme a little , Was not like madnes , there's fomething in his foule Ore which his melancholy fits on brood , . And I doc doubt , the hatch and the disclose VVill before danger ; which for to preuent , I haue in quick determination ...
... forme a little , Was not like madnes , there's fomething in his foule Ore which his melancholy fits on brood , . And I doc doubt , the hatch and the disclose VVill before danger ; which for to preuent , I haue in quick determination ...
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... forme and caufe conioynd , preaching to flones Would make them capable , doe not looke vpon me , Leaft with this precious action you conuert conquico 2 : 2 My flearne effects , then what I haue to doe As s O moonstone Will want true ...
... forme and caufe conioynd , preaching to flones Would make them capable , doe not looke vpon me , Leaft with this precious action you conuert conquico 2 : 2 My flearne effects , then what I haue to doe As s O moonstone Will want true ...
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