Bell's Edition of Shakespeare's Plays, 1774, Volume 6Cornmarket P., 1969 - 1800 pages |
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... most princely hypocrite . P. Henry . It would be every man's thought ; and thou art a bleffed fellow , to think as every man thinks ; ne- ver a man's thought in the world keeps the road - way better than thine ; every man would think me ...
... most princely hypocrite . P. Henry . It would be every man's thought ; and thou art a bleffed fellow , to think as every man thinks ; ne- ver a man's thought in the world keeps the road - way better than thine ; every man would think me ...
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... most unfit time to disturb him . Health to your lordships . Suff . See , the king . [ Exit Lord Chamberlain . Enter ... Most learned rev'rend fir , into our kingdoin ; [ Most 26 KING HENRY VIII .
... most unfit time to disturb him . Health to your lordships . Suff . See , the king . [ Exit Lord Chamberlain . Enter ... Most learned rev'rend fir , into our kingdoin ; [ Most 26 KING HENRY VIII .
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... most authors , ftepped out of his way , to make them . This fpeech , as originally written , though the fentiments are fine , is intolerably prolix ; what the ftage retains , is amply fufficient . + Having come to the conclufion , we ...
... most authors , ftepped out of his way , to make them . This fpeech , as originally written , though the fentiments are fine , is intolerably prolix ; what the ftage retains , is amply fufficient . + Having come to the conclufion , we ...
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