Shakespeare's Hamlet: The Second Quarto 1604 ; Reproduced in Facsimile from the Copy in the Huntington Libraryfacsim., 1938 - 14 Seiten |
Im Buch
Ergebnisse 1-3 von 8
Seite
... fweet Lady , what imports thisfong bog eyball now ? Oph . Say you , nay pray you marke , old red wollo Heis dead & gone Lady , he is dead and gone , ão novo pengei aid O At his head a grafgreenetorph , at his heeles â fönd won bns throb ...
... fweet Lady , what imports thisfong bog eyball now ? Oph . Say you , nay pray you marke , old red wollo Heis dead & gone Lady , he is dead and gone , ão novo pengei aid O At his head a grafgreenetorph , at his heeles â fönd won bns throb ...
Seite
... fweet lord , how dooft thou fweet lord ? This might be my Lord fuch a one , that praifed my lord fucha ones horfe when a went to beg it , might it not ? Her , I my Lord . Ham Why een fo , & now my Lady wormes Choples , & knockt about ...
... fweet lord , how dooft thou fweet lord ? This might be my Lord fuch a one , that praifed my lord fucha ones horfe when a went to beg it , might it not ? Her , I my Lord . Ham Why een fo , & now my Lady wormes Choples , & knockt about ...
Seite
... fweet , farewell , Thop't thou fhould ' haue been my Hamlets wife , I thought thy bride - bed to have deckt fweet maide , And not haue ftrew'd thy graue . Ler . O treble woc Fall tenne times double on that curfed head , Whole. Prince of ...
... fweet , farewell , Thop't thou fhould ' haue been my Hamlets wife , I thought thy bride - bed to have deckt fweet maide , And not haue ftrew'd thy graue . Ler . O treble woc Fall tenne times double on that curfed head , Whole. Prince of ...
Andere Ausgaben - Alle anzeigen
Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
againe Armes beare better blood body brothers Clow comes copy Cour dead death Denmarke dooes doth downe drinke earth England Enter euen Exeunt Exit eyes faire fall father feare feeme felfe fhall fhould fhowe fight fleepe follow fome fonne forme foule fpeake fpirit friends ftand fuch fweet giue grace Guyl Hamlet hand hart hath haue head heare heauen heere hold Hora Horatio indeede keepe King Lady Laer Laertes leaue light looke Lord loue marry matter meanes moft mother muft murther nature neuer night noble once Ophelia play Players poore pray Quee Queene second quarto tell thanke thee thefe thing thinke thofe thou thoughts tongue true vpon watch whofe young