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... Mayor's remark on squabbling nobles and his own peaceful inclinations , War- wick as more of an expert on hawks , hounds , and girls than on the law , or Joan undermining Talbot's titles or Burgundy's volte - face . There is no single ...
... Mayor's remark on squabbling nobles and his own peaceful inclinations , War- wick as more of an expert on hawks , hounds , and girls than on the law , or Joan undermining Talbot's titles or Burgundy's volte - face . There is no single ...
Page 78
... Mayor of Angiers ' good sense as he looks down on the besieging parties , Faulconbridge kneeling to his new king , Richard's descent to meet Bolingbroke , the mirror - smashing , Falstaff and Hotspur , the rejection scene , or Harry ...
... Mayor of Angiers ' good sense as he looks down on the besieging parties , Faulconbridge kneeling to his new king , Richard's descent to meet Bolingbroke , the mirror - smashing , Falstaff and Hotspur , the rejection scene , or Harry ...
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