Shakespeare's Hamlet: The Second Quarto 1604 ; Reproduced in Facsimile from the Copy in the Huntington Libraryfacsim., 1938 - 14 Seiten |
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... Vpon the heat and flame of thy diflemper noksibaA Sprinckle coole patience , whereon doe you looke ? A Ham . On him , on him , looke you how pale he glares , His forme and caufe conioynd , preaching to flones Would make them capable ...
... Vpon the heat and flame of thy diflemper noksibaA Sprinckle coole patience , whereon doe you looke ? A Ham . On him , on him , looke you how pale he glares , His forme and caufe conioynd , preaching to flones Would make them capable ...
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... they lay the Owle was a Bakers daught pod of od ter , Lord we know what weare , But know not what we may bad H God be at your table , bro mi silmides , obnow.imo 1 King . Conceit vpon her Father.und or bluoy md2y. Wrined of Denmarke . T.
... they lay the Owle was a Bakers daught pod of od ter , Lord we know what weare , But know not what we may bad H God be at your table , bro mi silmides , obnow.imo 1 King . Conceit vpon her Father.und or bluoy md2y. Wrined of Denmarke . T.
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... vpon the quicke and dead , Till of this Hat a mountaine you haue made To'retop old Pelion , or the skyesh head Ofblew Olympus . Ham . What is he whole griefe Beares fuch an emphefis , whofe phrafe of forrow Coniures the wandring ftarres ...
... vpon the quicke and dead , Till of this Hat a mountaine you haue made To'retop old Pelion , or the skyesh head Ofblew Olympus . Ham . What is he whole griefe Beares fuch an emphefis , whofe phrafe of forrow Coniures the wandring ftarres ...
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