The Tragedie of King Richard the SecondValentine Simmes, 1598 - 72 pages |
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... ground of treacherie in him . Gaunt Asheare as I could fitt him on that argument , On fome apparent danger feene in him , Aunde at your Highneffe , no inueterate malice . King Then tall them prefence face to face , to And frowning brow ...
... ground of treacherie in him . Gaunt Asheare as I could fitt him on that argument , On fome apparent danger feene in him , Aunde at your Highneffe , no inueterate malice . King Then tall them prefence face to face , to And frowning brow ...
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... ground inhabitable , Where euer English man durft fette his foote , Meane time let this defend my loyaltie , By all my hopes most falfely doth he lie .. Bul . Pale trembling coward there I throw my gage , Difclaiming heere the kinred of ...
... ground inhabitable , Where euer English man durft fette his foote , Meane time let this defend my loyaltie , By all my hopes most falfely doth he lie .. Bul . Pale trembling coward there I throw my gage , Difclaiming heere the kinred of ...
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... ground tarewel , fweets foile adiew ́s My mother and my nurle that beares me yet , Where ere I wander boaft of this I can , Though banisht , yet a true borne Englishman . Exeunt Enter the King with Bubie , & c at one dore , and the Lord ...
... ground tarewel , fweets foile adiew ́s My mother and my nurle that beares me yet , Where ere I wander boaft of this I can , Though banisht , yet a true borne Englishman . Exeunt Enter the King with Bubie , & c at one dore , and the Lord ...
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... ground ? But more than why ? why haue they darde to march So many miles vpon her peacefull bofome , Friting her pale fact villadges with war , And oftentation of defpiled atmes ? Comft thou because the annointed king is hence ? Why ...
... ground ? But more than why ? why haue they darde to march So many miles vpon her peacefull bofome , Friting her pale fact villadges with war , And oftentation of defpiled atmes ? Comft thou because the annointed king is hence ? Why ...
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... ground , Ye fatiourites of a King , are we not high ? High be our thoughts , I know my Vnckle Yorke Hath power enough to ferue our turne : but who coms here ? Enter Scroope . Scr . More health and happines betide my liege , F Then i ...
... ground , Ye fatiourites of a King , are we not high ? High be our thoughts , I know my Vnckle Yorke Hath power enough to ferue our turne : but who coms here ? Enter Scroope . Scr . More health and happines betide my liege , F Then i ...
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againſt anfwere armes Aumerle bafe banifht banishment Becauſe bloud bofome breath Bull Bullingbrooke caufe Coofin deferue doft doth Duke Duke of Hereford Duke of Norfolke Duke of Yorke earth Enter Euen Exeunt Exton facred fadde faire falfe Farewel father feare felfe fentence ferue feruice fhal fhall fhame fhew fhould fight fome fonne forrow foueraigne foule fpeake ftand fubiect fuch fweete fword gage Gaunt giue grace graue griefe hand hath haue head heart heauen heauie heere Hereford hither honour King H King Richard land leaue liege liue Lord loue maieftie moſt muft muſt neuer noble Norfolke North Northumberland pardon pleaſe pluck prayes prefent prooue Queene reft Roffe royal Saue ſelfe Shal ſhall Sunne teares thee thefe theſe Thomas Mowbray thou art tongue Torke traitour treafon Vnckle vnto vpon weeping words yeeld Yorke