Bell's Edition of Shakespeare's Plays, 1774, Volume 6Cornmarket P., 1969 - 1800 pages |
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... heav'n , And our dull workings . O , who shall believe But mifufe the rev'rence of your place , you Employ the countenance and grace of heav'n , As a falfe favourite doth his Prince's name , In deeds dishon'rable ? You've taken up ...
... heav'n , And our dull workings . O , who shall believe But mifufe the rev'rence of your place , you Employ the countenance and grace of heav'n , As a falfe favourite doth his Prince's name , In deeds dishon'rable ? You've taken up ...
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... Heav'n e'er laid up , to make parents happy , May hourly fall upon ye ! King . Thank you , good lord arch - bishop . What is her name ? Cran . Elizabeth . King . Stand up , lord . With this kifs take my bleffing : Heav'n protect thee ...
... Heav'n e'er laid up , to make parents happy , May hourly fall upon ye ! King . Thank you , good lord arch - bishop . What is her name ? Cran . Elizabeth . King . Stand up , lord . With this kifs take my bleffing : Heav'n protect thee ...
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... Heav'n e'er laid up , to make parents happy , May hourly fall upon ye ! King . Thank you , good lord arch - bishop . What is her name ? Cran . Elizabeth . King . Stand up , lord . With this kifs take my bleffing : Heav'n protect thee ...
... Heav'n e'er laid up , to make parents happy , May hourly fall upon ye ! King . Thank you , good lord arch - bishop . What is her name ? Cran . Elizabeth . King . Stand up , lord . With this kifs take my bleffing : Heav'n protect thee ...
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