Bell's Edition of Shakespeare's Plays, 1774, Volume 6Cornmarket P., 1969 - 1800 pages |
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... Lord . Fal . I hope , my Lord , all's well . What is the news , my Lord ? Ch . Juft . Come all his forces back ? Gower . No ; fifteen hundred foot , five hundred horse , Are march'd up to my Lord of Lancaster , Against Northumberland ...
... Lord . Fal . I hope , my Lord , all's well . What is the news , my Lord ? Ch . Juft . Come all his forces back ? Gower . No ; fifteen hundred foot , five hundred horse , Are march'd up to my Lord of Lancaster , Against Northumberland ...
Page 94
... Lord Archbishop , And fo to you , Lord Haftings , and to all . My Lord of York , I grieve to fee you here . That man that fits within a monarch's heart , And ripens in the fun - fhine of his favour , Would he abuse the count'nance of ...
... Lord Archbishop , And fo to you , Lord Haftings , and to all . My Lord of York , I grieve to fee you here . That man that fits within a monarch's heart , And ripens in the fun - fhine of his favour , Would he abuse the count'nance of ...
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... lord , Become a church - man better than ambition : - Win ftraying fouls with modesty again , Caft none away . That ... lord , my lord , you are a fectary , That's the plain truth ; your painted glofs difcovers , To men that understand ...
... lord , Become a church - man better than ambition : - Win ftraying fouls with modesty again , Caft none away . That ... lord , my lord , you are a fectary , That's the plain truth ; your painted glofs difcovers , To men that understand ...
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