Bell's Edition of Shakespeare's Plays, 1774, Volume 3Cornmarket P., 1969 - 1800 pages |
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... York , Would long ere this have met us on the way ; Say , uncle Glofter , if our brother come , Where fhall we ... York . Enter Duke and Dutchess of York . * ther ? P. Ed . Richard of York ! how fares our dearest bro- [ Embracing . D. of ...
... York , Would long ere this have met us on the way ; Say , uncle Glofter , if our brother come , Where fhall we ... York . Enter Duke and Dutchess of York . * ther ? P. Ed . Richard of York ! how fares our dearest bro- [ Embracing . D. of ...
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... York . Why , your nurse , uncle . Afide . Gloft . My nurfe , child ! fhe was dead ' fore thou wert born . D. of York . If ' twas not fhe , I can't tell who told me . Gloft . So fubtle , too - ' tis pity thou art short - liv'd . [ Afide ...
... York . Why , your nurse , uncle . Afide . Gloft . My nurfe , child ! fhe was dead ' fore thou wert born . D. of York . If ' twas not fhe , I can't tell who told me . Gloft . So fubtle , too - ' tis pity thou art short - liv'd . [ Afide ...
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... York . Dost thou not know me ? Art thou not my fon ? Gloft . 1 cry you mercy , madam , is it you ? Dut . of York . Art thou my fon ? Gloft . Ay , I thank heav'n , my father , and yourself . Dut . of York . Then I command thee , hear me ...
... York . Dost thou not know me ? Art thou not my fon ? Gloft . 1 cry you mercy , madam , is it you ? Dut . of York . Art thou my fon ? Gloft . Ay , I thank heav'n , my father , and yourself . Dut . of York . Then I command thee , hear me ...
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