Shakespeare's Hamlet: The Second Quarto 1604 ; Reproduced in Facsimile from the Copy in the Huntington Libraryfacsim., 1938 - 14 Seiten |
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... matter my Lord . Ham . Betweene who . Pol.I meane the matter that you reade my Lord , * Ham . Slaunders firs for the fatericall rogue fayes heere , that old - men haue gray beards , that their faces are wrinckled , their eyes purging ...
... matter my Lord . Ham . Betweene who . Pol.I meane the matter that you reade my Lord , * Ham . Slaunders firs for the fatericall rogue fayes heere , that old - men haue gray beards , that their faces are wrinckled , their eyes purging ...
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... matters cried in the top of mine , an excellent play , well digefted in the scenes , fet downe with as much modeflie as cunning . I remember one fayd there were no fallets in the lines , to make the matter fauory , nor no matter in the ...
... matters cried in the top of mine , an excellent play , well digefted in the scenes , fet downe with as much modeflie as cunning . I remember one fayd there were no fallets in the lines , to make the matter fauory , nor no matter in the ...
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... matter , Let Hercules himfelfe doe what he may The Cat will mew , and Dogge will haue his day . King . I pray thee good Horatio waite vpon him . Strengthen your patience in our laft nights fpeech , Weele put the matter to the prefent ...
... matter , Let Hercules himfelfe doe what he may The Cat will mew , and Dogge will haue his day . King . I pray thee good Horatio waite vpon him . Strengthen your patience in our laft nights fpeech , Weele put the matter to the prefent ...
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