Shakespeare's Hamlet: The Second Quarto 1604 ; Reproduced in Facsimile from the Copy in the Huntington Libraryfacsim., 1938 - 14 Seiten |
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... head thus wauing vp and downe , He raifd a figh so pittious and profound As it did feeme to shatter all his bulke , And end his beeings that done , he lets me goe And with his head ouer his fhoulder turn'd Hee feem'd to find his way ...
... head thus wauing vp and downe , He raifd a figh so pittious and profound As it did feeme to shatter all his bulke , And end his beeings that done , he lets me goe And with his head ouer his fhoulder turn'd Hee feem'd to find his way ...
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... head , Whole wicked deede thy most ingenious fence Depriued thee of , hold off the earth a while , Till I haue caught her , once more in mine armes ; Now pile your dufst vpon the quicke and dead , Till of this Hat a mountaine you haue ...
... head , Whole wicked deede thy most ingenious fence Depriued thee of , hold off the earth a while , Till I haue caught her , once more in mine armes ; Now pile your dufst vpon the quicke and dead , Till of this Hat a mountaine you haue ...
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... head . Cour . I thanke your Lordship , it is very hot . Ham . No belieue me , tis very cold , the wind is Northerly . Cour . It is indefferent cold my Lord indeed . Ham . But yet me thinkes it is very fully and hot , or my complec tion ...
... head . Cour . I thanke your Lordship , it is very hot . Ham . No belieue me , tis very cold , the wind is Northerly . Cour . It is indefferent cold my Lord indeed . Ham . But yet me thinkes it is very fully and hot , or my complec tion ...
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