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, Volume 19 |
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KING EDWARD the Fourth . EDWARD , PRINCE OF WALES , afterwards K.
EDWARD V. Sons to the King . RICHARD , DUKE OF YORK , GEORGE , DUKE
OF CLARENCE , Brothers RICHARD , DUKE OF GLOSTER , afto the King .
terwards ...
KING EDWARD the Fourth . EDWARD , PRINCE OF WALES , afterwards K.
EDWARD V. Sons to the King . RICHARD , DUKE OF YORK , GEORGE , DUKE
OF CLARENCE , Brothers RICHARD , DUKE OF GLOSTER , afto the King .
terwards ...
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King . Ay villaine , thou points at me , thou hopest to see me ouercom'd Cat . No
my good Lord , yovr enemies , or else not . King . Ha , ha , good Catesbie , but
what hearest thou of the Duke of Bukingham ? Cat . Why he is dead my Lord he ...
King . Ay villaine , thou points at me , thou hopest to see me ouercom'd Cat . No
my good Lord , yovr enemies , or else not . King . Ha , ha , good Catesbie , but
what hearest thou of the Duke of Bukingham ? Cat . Why he is dead my Lord he ...
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D. Buts the king's physition resorting that way , and espying how my lord of
Canterbury was handled , went to the king's highnesse , and said ; My lord of
Canterbury , if it please your grace , is well promoted ; for now he is become a
lackey or a ...
D. Buts the king's physition resorting that way , and espying how my lord of
Canterbury was handled , went to the king's highnesse , and said ; My lord of
Canterbury , if it please your grace , is well promoted ; for now he is become a
lackey or a ...
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