Shakespeare's Hamlet: The Second Quarto 1604 ; Reproduced in Facsimile from the Copy in the Huntington Libraryfacsim., 1938 - 14 Seiten |
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... thing that I will not more willingly part withall : except my life , except my life , except my Enter Guylder fterne , and Rofeneraus life . W Pol . Fare you well my Lord Lym oin sword woys ( I Ham . Thefe tedious old fooles . no Boy ...
... thing that I will not more willingly part withall : except my life , except my life , except my Enter Guylder fterne , and Rofeneraus life . W Pol . Fare you well my Lord Lym oin sword woys ( I Ham . Thefe tedious old fooles . no Boy ...
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... thing . Guyl . A thing my Lord , i popula Ham . Of nothing , bring me to him Exeunt Enter King , and two or three . King . I haue fent to feeke him , and to find the body , How dangerous is it that this man goes loofe , Yet muft not we ...
... thing . Guyl . A thing my Lord , i popula Ham . Of nothing , bring me to him Exeunt Enter King , and two or three . King . I haue fent to feeke him , and to find the body , How dangerous is it that this man goes loofe , Yet muft not we ...
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... thing is bent For England . Ham . For England . King , I Hamlet . Ham . Good . King . So is it if thou - knew'ff our purposes . Ham . I fee a Cherub that fees the , but come for England , Farewell deere Mother , King . Thy louing Father ...
... thing is bent For England . Ham . For England . King , I Hamlet . Ham . Good . King . So is it if thou - knew'ff our purposes . Ham . I fee a Cherub that fees the , but come for England , Farewell deere Mother , King . Thy louing Father ...
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