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... soul , And to myfelf become an enemy . DUCH . What means this fcene of rude impati- ence ? Q. ELIZ . To make an act of tragick violence : - Edward , my lord , thy fon , our king , is dead.- Why grow the branches , when the root is gone ...
... soul , And to myfelf become an enemy . DUCH . What means this fcene of rude impati- ence ? Q. ELIZ . To make an act of tragick violence : - Edward , my lord , thy fon , our king , is dead.- Why grow the branches , when the root is gone ...
Page 424
... souls , And fend them thither : But at hand , at hand , Enfues his piteous and unpitied end : Earth gapes , hell burns , fiends roar , faints pray , 3 To have him fuddenly convey'd from hence : - Cancel his bond of life , dear God , I ...
... souls , And fend them thither : But at hand , at hand , Enfues his piteous and unpitied end : Earth gapes , hell burns , fiends roar , faints pray , 3 To have him fuddenly convey'd from hence : - Cancel his bond of life , dear God , I ...
Page 444
... soul , Death , defolation , ruin , and decay : It cannot be avoided , but by this ; It will not be avoided , but by this . Therefore , dear mother , ( 1 muft call you fo , } Be the attorney of my love to her . Plead what I will be , not ...
... soul , Death , defolation , ruin , and decay : It cannot be avoided , but by this ; It will not be avoided , but by this . Therefore , dear mother , ( 1 muft call you fo , } Be the attorney of my love to her . Plead what I will be , not ...
Page 455
... Souls ' day , fellows , is it not ? SHER . It is , my lord . BUCK . Why , then All - Souls ' day is my body's doomsday . 3 This is the day , which , in king Edward's time , I wifh'd might fall on me , when I was found Falfe to his ...
... Souls ' day , fellows , is it not ? SHER . It is , my lord . BUCK . Why , then All - Souls ' day is my body's doomsday . 3 This is the day , which , in king Edward's time , I wifh'd might fall on me , when I was found Falfe to his ...
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