The Plays of William Shakespeare, Volume 7A. Leathley, 1766 |
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... caufe ? Clar . Becaufe my name is George . Glou . Alack , my Lord , that fault is none of yours : He fhould for That commit your godfathers . Belike , his Majefty hath fome intent , That you fhould be new christened in the Tower . But ...
... caufe ? Clar . Becaufe my name is George . Glou . Alack , my Lord , that fault is none of yours : He fhould for That commit your godfathers . Belike , his Majefty hath fome intent , That you fhould be new christened in the Tower . But ...
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... caufe , and moft accurft ef- fect . ( 5 ) Glo . - ] The crime of my brothers . ( 4 ) That laid their guilt- He has juft charged the murder of lady Anne's husband upon Edward . ( 5 ) Thou waft the caufe , and moft accurft effect ...
... caufe , and moft accurft ef- fect . ( 5 ) Glo . - ] The crime of my brothers . ( 4 ) That laid their guilt- He has juft charged the murder of lady Anne's husband upon Edward . ( 5 ) Thou waft the caufe , and moft accurft effect ...
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... caufe , this led her to the word effect , for execution , or ex- ecutioner . But the Oxford Editor troubling himself with no- thing of this , will make a fine oratorical period of it . Thou waft the caufe , and most accurft th ' effect ...
... caufe , this led her to the word effect , for execution , or ex- ecutioner . But the Oxford Editor troubling himself with no- thing of this , will make a fine oratorical period of it . Thou waft the caufe , and most accurft th ' effect ...
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... caufe to be a Mourner ; And prefently repair to Crosby - place : ( 9 ) Where , after I have folemnly interr'd ( 8 ) But ' twas thy beauty ] Shakespeare countenances the obfervation , that no woman can ever be offended with the men- tion ...
... caufe to be a Mourner ; And prefently repair to Crosby - place : ( 9 ) Where , after I have folemnly interr'd ( 8 ) But ' twas thy beauty ] Shakespeare countenances the obfervation , that no woman can ever be offended with the men- tion ...
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... caufe Of my Lord Haftings ' late imprisonment . Riv . She may , my Lord , for-- Glo . She may , Lord Rivers not fo ? why , who knows She may do more , Sir , than denying that : She may help you to many fair preferments ,. And then deny ...
... caufe Of my Lord Haftings ' late imprisonment . Riv . She may , my Lord , for-- Glo . She may , Lord Rivers not fo ? why , who knows She may do more , Sir , than denying that : She may help you to many fair preferments ,. And then deny ...
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