Shakespeare's Hamlet: The Second Quarto 1604 ; Reproduced in Facsimile from the Copy in the Huntington Libraryfacsim., 1938 - 14 Seiten |
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... Marry fir , heer's my drift , And I belieue it is a fetch of wit , You laying thefe flight fallies on my fonne Ast'were a thing a little foyld with working , sotodarw I 101 de boy hoeff Marke you , your partie in conuerfe , him you ...
... Marry fir , heer's my drift , And I belieue it is a fetch of wit , You laying thefe flight fallies on my fonne Ast'were a thing a little foyld with working , sotodarw I 101 de boy hoeff Marke you , your partie in conuerfe , him you ...
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... marry , lle giue thee this plague for thy dow- rie , be thou as chaft as yce , as pure as fnow , thou shalt not efcape ca- lumnys get thee to a Nunry , farewell . Or if thou wilt needes marry , marry a foole , for wife men knowe well ...
... marry , lle giue thee this plague for thy dow- rie , be thou as chaft as yce , as pure as fnow , thou shalt not efcape ca- lumnys get thee to a Nunry , farewell . Or if thou wilt needes marry , marry a foole , for wife men knowe well ...
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... marry i'ft , Crowners queft law . Other . Will you ha the truth an't , if this had not beene a gentlewo man , fhe fhould haue been buried out a chriftian buriall . Clowne . Why there thou fayft , and the more pitty that great folke ...
... marry i'ft , Crowners queft law . Other . Will you ha the truth an't , if this had not beene a gentlewo man , fhe fhould haue been buried out a chriftian buriall . Clowne . Why there thou fayft , and the more pitty that great folke ...
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