Bell's Edition of Shakespeare's Plays, 1774, Volume 6Cornmarket P., 1969 - 1800 pages |
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... highness . King . And once more in my arms , I bid him welcome . And thank the holy conclave for their loves , They've fent me fuch man I would have wish'd for . Camp . Your grace must needs deferve all stranger's loves , You are so ...
... highness . King . And once more in my arms , I bid him welcome . And thank the holy conclave for their loves , They've fent me fuch man I would have wish'd for . Camp . Your grace must needs deferve all stranger's loves , You are so ...
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... highness with an heir ! King . ' Tis midnight , Charles ; Prythee to bed , and in thy prayers remember Theftate of my poor queen . Leave me alone , For I must think of that which Would not be friendly to . Suff . I wish your highness ...
... highness with an heir ! King . ' Tis midnight , Charles ; Prythee to bed , and in thy prayers remember Theftate of my poor queen . Leave me alone , For I must think of that which Would not be friendly to . Suff . I wish your highness ...
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... highness , Moft heartily to pray for her . King . What fay'st thou ! ha ! To pray for what ? is the crying out ? Lov . So faid her woman . King . Alas , good lady ! Suff . Heav'n fafely quit her of her burden , To the gladding of Your ...
... highness , Moft heartily to pray for her . King . What fay'st thou ! ha ! To pray for what ? is the crying out ? Lov . So faid her woman . King . Alas , good lady ! Suff . Heav'n fafely quit her of her burden , To the gladding of Your ...
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