Shakespeare's Hamlet: The Second Quarto 1604 ; Reproduced in Facsimile from the Copy in the Huntington Libraryfacsim., 1938 - 14 Seiten |
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... poore fathers bodies Like Niobe all teares , why the O God , a beaft that wants difcourfe of reafon Would haue mourn'd longer , married with my Vncle , My fathers brother , but no more like my father Then I to Hercules , within a month ...
... poore fathers bodies Like Niobe all teares , why the O God , a beaft that wants difcourfe of reafon Would haue mourn'd longer , married with my Vncle , My fathers brother , but no more like my father Then I to Hercules , within a month ...
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... poore part my owne poore parmeno tono I vilTOW A I will goe pray and dain bas abl Hord . Thefe are but wilde and whurling words my Lord . Hm . I am forry they offend you hartilyon Yes faith hartily Hord . There's no offence my Lord ...
... poore part my owne poore parmeno tono I vilTOW A I will goe pray and dain bas abl Hord . Thefe are but wilde and whurling words my Lord . Hm . I am forry they offend you hartilyon Yes faith hartily Hord . There's no offence my Lord ...
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... poore wretch from her melodious lay To muddy death . Laer . Alas , then he is drownd . Quee . Drownd , drownd , Laer . Too much of water haft thou poore Ophelia , And therefore I forbid my teares ; but yet It is our tricke , nature her ...
... poore wretch from her melodious lay To muddy death . Laer . Alas , then he is drownd . Quee . Drownd , drownd , Laer . Too much of water haft thou poore Ophelia , And therefore I forbid my teares ; but yet It is our tricke , nature her ...
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