The Tragedie of King Richard the SecondValentine Simmes, 1598 - 72 pages |
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... friends , Be readic as your life thall aufwere it , At Couentry vpon Saint Lanibards day , There fhall your words and taunces arbitrate The fwelling difference of your settled hate , Since wee cannot atone you , you shall see Justice ...
... friends , Be readic as your life thall aufwere it , At Couentry vpon Saint Lanibards day , There fhall your words and taunces arbitrate The fwelling difference of your settled hate , Since wee cannot atone you , you shall see Justice ...
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... friends . Mar. The appellant in all dutie greetes your highnesse , And craues to kifle your hand and take his leaue . King . Wee will defcend and fold him in our armes , Coofin of Herford , as thy caufe is right , So be thy fortune in ...
... friends . Mar. The appellant in all dutie greetes your highnesse , And craues to kifle your hand and take his leaue . King . Wee will defcend and fold him in our armes , Coofin of Herford , as thy caufe is right , So be thy fortune in ...
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... friends ? Bull . I haue too few to take my leaue of you , When the tongues office fhould be prodigall To breathe the abundant dolour of the heart . Gaunt . Thy griefe is but thy abfence for a time . Bul . loy absent , griefe is prefent ...
... friends ? Bull . I haue too few to take my leaue of you , When the tongues office fhould be prodigall To breathe the abundant dolour of the heart . Gaunt . Thy griefe is but thy abfence for a time . Bul . loy absent , griefe is prefent ...
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... friends . Our felfe and Bufhie , Obferued his courtship to the common people , How he did feeme to diue into their hearts , With humble and familier courtefie , il nynkow With reue.ence he did throwaway on flaues ,: C 2 Wooing Wooing ...
... friends . Our felfe and Bufhie , Obferued his courtship to the common people , How he did feeme to diue into their hearts , With humble and familier courtefie , il nynkow With reue.ence he did throwaway on flaues ,: C 2 Wooing Wooing ...
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... friends , As were our England in reuer fion his , And hee our fubiects next degree in hope . Greene . Wel , he is gone , and with him go these thoughts , Now for the rebels which ftand out in Ireland , Expedient mannage must be made my ...
... friends , As were our England in reuer fion his , And hee our fubiects next degree in hope . Greene . Wel , he is gone , and with him go these thoughts , Now for the rebels which ftand out in Ireland , Expedient mannage must be made my ...
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