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 19AMS Press, 1966 - Theater |
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Page 258
... shal be driuen to try my friends one day . Mor . God forfend mistresse Shore , And happie be that sunne shall shine vpon thee , For preseruing the life of my sonne . Shore . Gramercies good father , But how doth thy sonne , is he well ...
... shal be driuen to try my friends one day . Mor . God forfend mistresse Shore , And happie be that sunne shall shine vpon thee , For preseruing the life of my sonne . Shore . Gramercies good father , But how doth thy sonne , is he well ...
Page 268
... shal we to Lon . to our vntimely cronatiĆ . Rich . What else and please your maiestie , whereby the way will appoint trustie Officers about you Buc . Sound Trumpet in this parley , God saue the King . Rich . Richard Enter the mother ...
... shal we to Lon . to our vntimely cronatiĆ . Rich . What else and please your maiestie , whereby the way will appoint trustie Officers about you Buc . Sound Trumpet in this parley , God saue the King . Rich . Richard Enter the mother ...
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