The Plays and Poems of William Shakspeare: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators: Comprehending a Life of the Poet, and an Enlarged History of the Stage, 第 19 卷 |
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... and die ; Harry the sixth bids thee despair and die . Virtuous and holy , be thou
conqueror ! [ To Richmond . Harry that prophecy'd thou should'st be king ' , Doth
comfort thee in thy sleep ; Live , and flourish ?! The Ghost of CLARENCE riscs .
... and die ; Harry the sixth bids thee despair and die . Virtuous and holy , be thou
conqueror ! [ To Richmond . Harry that prophecy'd thou should'st be king ' , Doth
comfort thee in thy sleep ; Live , and flourish ?! The Ghost of CLARENCE riscs .
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Gramercies good father , But how doth thy sonne , is he well ? Citi . The better
that thou liues , doth he . Shore . Thankes father , I am glad of it , But come
maister Lodwicke shall we go ? Morton youle beare vs company . Lod . I
mistresse Shore ...
Gramercies good father , But how doth thy sonne , is he well ? Citi . The better
that thou liues , doth he . Shore . Thankes father , I am glad of it , But come
maister Lodwicke shall we go ? Morton youle beare vs company . Lod . I
mistresse Shore ...
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A sweet Princes , doth my countenance bewray me . My newes is doubtfull and
heauie Eliz . Then vtter it to vs that our mother may not heare it . Queene . A yes
my friend speake what ere it be . Messen . Then thus may it please your grace ...
A sweet Princes , doth my countenance bewray me . My newes is doubtfull and
heauie Eliz . Then vtter it to vs that our mother may not heare it . Queene . A yes
my friend speake what ere it be . Messen . Then thus may it please your grace ...
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