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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But heeres thou , hast thou no friendes that thou goest a begging so . Shore . Yes
sir I had friendes , but they are all dead as you are . Citi . Why am I dead
neighbour , why thou arrant queane what meanst thou by that . Shore . I meane
they are ...
But heeres thou , hast thou no friendes that thou goest a begging so . Shore . Yes
sir I had friendes , but they are all dead as you are . Citi . Why am I dead
neighbour , why thou arrant queane what meanst thou by that . Shore . I meane
they are ...
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But vaunt Buckingham , thou wast altogither innocent of their deaths . But thou
vilain whom of a child I nurst thee vp and hast so vniustly betraied thy Lorde ? Let
the curse of Buckingham nere depart from thee Let vengeance , mischiefes ...
But vaunt Buckingham , thou wast altogither innocent of their deaths . But thou
vilain whom of a child I nurst thee vp and hast so vniustly betraied thy Lorde ? Let
the curse of Buckingham nere depart from thee Let vengeance , mischiefes ...
第 284 頁
Well Štandley , I feare it will be proued to the contrarie that thou didst furnish him
both with mony and munition , which if it be , then looke for no fauour at my hands
but the due deserts of a traitor : but let this passe . Whats your repaire to our ...
Well Štandley , I feare it will be proued to the contrarie that thou didst furnish him
both with mony and munition , which if it be , then looke for no fauour at my hands
but the due deserts of a traitor : but let this passe . Whats your repaire to our ...
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