Shakespeare's Hamlet: The Second Quarto 1604 ; Reproduced in Facsimile from the Copy in the Huntington Libraryfacsim., 1938 - 14 Seiten |
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... friendship , what make you at Elfonoure ? Rof . To vifit you my Lord , no other occafion . Ham . Begger that I am , I am euer poore in thankes , but I thanke you , and fure deare friends , my thankes are too deare a halfpeny : Were you ...
... friendship , what make you at Elfonoure ? Rof . To vifit you my Lord , no other occafion . Ham . Begger that I am , I am euer poore in thankes , but I thanke you , and fure deare friends , my thankes are too deare a halfpeny : Were you ...
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... friends of enemies , And hetherto 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 ...
... friends of enemies , And hetherto 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 ...
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... Friends both , goe ieyne you with fome further ayde , Hamlet in madnes hath Polonius flaine , And from his mothers closet hath he dreg'd him , Goe feeke him out , fpeake fayre , and bring the body Into the Chappell ; I pray you haft in ...
... Friends both , goe ieyne you with fome further ayde , Hamlet in madnes hath Polonius flaine , And from his mothers closet hath he dreg'd him , Goe feeke him out , fpeake fayre , and bring the body Into the Chappell ; I pray you haft in ...
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