Shakespeare's Hamlet: The Second Quarto 1604 ; Reproduced in Facsimile from the Copy in the Huntington Libraryfacsim., 1938 - 14 Seiten |
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... giue vp our felues in the full bent , To lay our feruice freely at your feete To be commaunded . duob King . Thanks Rofencraus , and gentle Guyldensterne . Quee . Thanks Guyldensterne , and gentle Rosencrans And I beseech you inftantly ...
... giue vp our felues in the full bent , To lay our feruice freely at your feete To be commaunded . duob King . Thanks Rofencraus , and gentle Guyldensterne . Quee . Thanks Guyldensterne , and gentle Rosencrans And I beseech you inftantly ...
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... Giue firft admittance to th'embaffadors , My newes fhall be the fruite to that great feaft . King . Thy felfe doe grace to them , and bring them in . He tells me my deere Gerrard he hath found . The head and fource of all your fonnes ...
... Giue firft admittance to th'embaffadors , My newes fhall be the fruite to that great feaft . King . Thy felfe doe grace to them , and bring them in . He tells me my deere Gerrard he hath found . The head and fource of all your fonnes ...
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... Giue vs the foiles . Laer . Come , one for me . Ham . Ile be your foile Laertes , in mine ignorance Your skill shall like a starre i'th darkest night . Stick fiery of indeed .. Laer . You mocke me fir . Ham . No by this hand , Kg . Giue ...
... Giue vs the foiles . Laer . Come , one for me . Ham . Ile be your foile Laertes , in mine ignorance Your skill shall like a starre i'th darkest night . Stick fiery of indeed .. Laer . You mocke me fir . Ham . No by this hand , Kg . Giue ...
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