Bell's Edition of Shakespeare's Plays, 1774, Volume 6 |
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Enter Hoftels . Heft . My Lord , old Sir Fobn , with half a dozen more , are at the door . : Shall I let them in a P. Heriry . Let them alone , awhile , and then open the door . Poins , Enter Poins . Poins . Anon , anon , Sir .
Enter Hoftels . Heft . My Lord , old Sir Fobn , with half a dozen more , are at the door . : Shall I let them in a P. Heriry . Let them alone , awhile , and then open the door . Poins , Enter Poins . Poins . Anon , anon , Sir .
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SCENE abanges to Percy's Campa Enter Worcester and Sir Richard Vernon . Wor . O no , my nephew must not know , Sir Richard , The liberal kind offer of the King . Ver . ' Twere best , he did . Wor . Then we are all undone : It is not ...
SCENE abanges to Percy's Campa Enter Worcester and Sir Richard Vernon . Wor . O no , my nephew must not know , Sir Richard , The liberal kind offer of the King . Ver . ' Twere best , he did . Wor . Then we are all undone : It is not ...
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Lovel , Enter Lovel . Lou . Sir . King . Give her an hundred marks ; I'll to the queen . [ Exit King : Lady . An hundred marks ! by this light I'll ha ' Ani ordinary groom is for such a payment . ( more . I will have more , or scold it ...
Lovel , Enter Lovel . Lou . Sir . King . Give her an hundred marks ; I'll to the queen . [ Exit King : Lady . An hundred marks ! by this light I'll ha ' Ani ordinary groom is for such a payment . ( more . I will have more , or scold it ...
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