Shakespeare's Hamlet: The Second Quarto 1604 ; Reproduced in Facsimile from the Copy in the Huntington Libraryfacsim., 1938 - 14 Seiten |
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... heauen la fining Vifite her face too roughly , heauen and earthilda flom nolssio Muft I remember , why the fhould hang on him rodilledrash al Asifincreafe of appetite had growne By what it fed on , and yet within a month , Let me not ...
... heauen la fining Vifite her face too roughly , heauen and earthilda flom nolssio Muft I remember , why the fhould hang on him rodilledrash al Asifincreafe of appetite had growne By what it fed on , and yet within a month , Let me not ...
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... heauen Ile make a ghost of him that lets me , dar M Ifay away , goe on , Lle followe thees uit Ghost and Ham'ete Hora . He waxes defperate with imagion.tonomia m May . Letsfollowe , tis not fit thus to obey him . Hell Howa . Haue after ...
... heauen Ile make a ghost of him that lets me , dar M Ifay away , goe on , Lle followe thees uit Ghost and Ham'ete Hora . He waxes defperate with imagion.tonomia m May . Letsfollowe , tis not fit thus to obey him . Hell Howa . Haue after ...
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... heauen , blaming deinde And fo am I reuendge , that would be fcandaloid A A villaine kills my father , and for thatp - ed nonnilaridanosT I his fole fonne , doe this fame villaine fend lob sling grouM To heauen . diha gen dod bnAs idW ...
... heauen , blaming deinde And fo am I reuendge , that would be fcandaloid A A villaine kills my father , and for thatp - ed nonnilaridanosT I his fole fonne , doe this fame villaine fend lob sling grouM To heauen . diha gen dod bnAs idW ...
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