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And I , as I love Hastings with my heart ! K.E.Madam , yourself are not exempt in this , Nor your son Dorset , Buckingham , nor you ; You have been factious one against the other . Wife , love Lord Hastings , let him kiss your hand ...
And I , as I love Hastings with my heart ! K.E.Madam , yourself are not exempt in this , Nor your son Dorset , Buckingham , nor you ; You have been factious one against the other . Wife , love Lord Hastings , let him kiss your hand ...
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Enter ( Hastings ] a Pursuivant Has . Go you before ; I'll follow presently . Exeunt Stanley and Catesby Well met , Hastings ! how goes the world with thee ? Pur . The better that it please your lordship to ask . Has .
Enter ( Hastings ] a Pursuivant Has . Go you before ; I'll follow presently . Exeunt Stanley and Catesby Well met , Hastings ! how goes the world with thee ? Pur . The better that it please your lordship to ask . Has .
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Hastings ; the pursuivant's name is recorded as Hastings . F omits it , presumably to avoid confusion , and reads How now , sirrah ? for Well met , Hastings , and fellow for Hastings in l . 108 . III . ii . 111.
Hastings ; the pursuivant's name is recorded as Hastings . F omits it , presumably to avoid confusion , and reads How now , sirrah ? for Well met , Hastings , and fellow for Hastings in l . 108 . III . ii . 111.
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| Title | King Richard III New Temple Shakespeare The new Temple Shakespeare, edited by M. R. Ridley Works, William Shakespeare |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Publisher | J. M. Dent, 1935 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 4 Mar 2008 |
| Length | 184 pages |
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