Shakespeare's Hamlet: The Second Quarto 1604 ; Reproduced in Facsimile from the Copy in the Huntington Libraryfacsim., 1938 - 14 Seiten |
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... hold , hold my hart , walguodT And you my finnowes , growe not inftant old , gols do2 But beare me fwiftly vp ; remember theeffaliollW I thou poore Gholt whiles memory holds a feate In this dilracted globe , remember thee , odnom ...
... hold , hold my hart , walguodT And you my finnowes , growe not inftant old , gols do2 But beare me fwiftly vp ; remember theeffaliollW I thou poore Gholt whiles memory holds a feate In this dilracted globe , remember thee , odnom ...
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... hold my dutie as I hold my foole , Both to my God , and to my gracious Kings And I doe thinke , or els this braine of mine weavi T MA Hunts not the trayle of policie fo fure Asit hath vid to doe , that I haue found The very caufe of ...
... hold my dutie as I hold my foole , Both to my God , and to my gracious Kings And I doe thinke , or els this braine of mine weavi T MA Hunts not the trayle of policie fo fure Asit hath vid to doe , that I haue found The very caufe of ...
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... hold his purpofe ; I will winne for him and I can , if not , I will gaine nothing but my fhame , and the odde hits . Cour . Shall I deliuer you fo ? Ham . To this effect fir , after what florifh your nature will . Cour . I commend my ...
... hold his purpofe ; I will winne for him and I can , if not , I will gaine nothing but my fhame , and the odde hits . Cour . Shall I deliuer you fo ? Ham . To this effect fir , after what florifh your nature will . Cour . I commend my ...
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