Shakespeare's Hamlet: The Second Quarto 1604 ; Reproduced in Facsimile from the Copy in the Huntington Libraryfacsim., 1938 - 14 Seiten |
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... thanke you for your well tooke labour , Goe to your reft , at night wedle feast together , Moft welcome home . • Exeunt Embaladors . Pol . This bufines is well ended , My My Liege and Maddam , to expoftulate v What maieftie beyl Tagcate ...
... thanke you for your well tooke labour , Goe to your reft , at night wedle feast together , Moft welcome home . • Exeunt Embaladors . Pol . This bufines is well ended , My My Liege and Maddam , to expoftulate v What maieftie beyl Tagcate ...
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... thanke you , and fure deare friends , my thankes are too deare a halfpeny : Were you not fent for ? is it your owne inclining ? is it a free vifitati on ? come , come , deale iuftly with me , come , come , nay fpeake Gryt . What fhould ...
... thanke you , and fure deare friends , my thankes are too deare a halfpeny : Were you not fent for ? is it your owne inclining ? is it a free vifitati on ? come , come , deale iuftly with me , come , come , nay fpeake Gryt . What fhould ...
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... thanke you fir . Dooft know this water fly ? Hord . No my good Lord . Ham . Thy ftate is the more gracious , for tis a vice to know him , He hath much land and fertill : let a beaft be Lord of beafts , and his crib fhall ftand at the ...
... thanke you fir . Dooft know this water fly ? Hord . No my good Lord . Ham . Thy ftate is the more gracious , for tis a vice to know him , He hath much land and fertill : let a beaft be Lord of beafts , and his crib fhall ftand at the ...
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