Shakespeare's Hamlet: The Second Quarto 1604 ; Reproduced in Facsimile from the Copy in the Huntington Libraryfacsim., 1938 - 14 Seiten |
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... moft imediate to our throne , And with no leffe nobilitie of loue 2010 - aisl Then that which deareft father beares his fonne , Doe I impart toward you for your intent In going back to fchoole in Wittenberg , It is moft retrogard to our ...
... moft imediate to our throne , And with no leffe nobilitie of loue 2010 - aisl Then that which deareft father beares his fonne , Doe I impart toward you for your intent In going back to fchoole in Wittenberg , It is moft retrogard to our ...
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... moft inftant tetter barckt about . Moft Lazerlike with vile and lothfome cruft All my fmooth body . Thus was I fleeping by a brothers hand , Of life , of Crowne , of Queene at once difpatcht , Cut off euen in the bloffomes of my finne ...
... moft inftant tetter barckt about . Moft Lazerlike with vile and lothfome cruft All my fmooth body . Thus was I fleeping by a brothers hand , Of life , of Crowne , of Queene at once difpatcht , Cut off euen in the bloffomes of my finne ...
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... moft weake hams , all which fir though I moft powerfully and potentlie belieue , yet I hold it nor honefty to haue it thus fet downe , for your felfe fir fhall growe old as I am : iflike a Crab you could goe backward cons ontheM Pol ...
... moft weake hams , all which fir though I moft powerfully and potentlie belieue , yet I hold it nor honefty to haue it thus fet downe , for your felfe fir fhall growe old as I am : iflike a Crab you could goe backward cons ontheM Pol ...
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