King Richard the Second: The First Quarto 1597C. Praetorius, 1597 - 75 pages |
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... come , Namely to appeale each other of high treafon : Coofin of Herford , what doft thou obiect Against the Duke of Norffolke Thomas Mowbray ? Bull . Furft , heauen be the record to my speech , In the deuotion of a fubiects love ...
... come , Namely to appeale each other of high treafon : Coofin of Herford , what doft thou obiect Against the Duke of Norffolke Thomas Mowbray ? Bull . Furft , heauen be the record to my speech , In the deuotion of a fubiects love ...
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... But capty lodgings and vnifurnisht wals , Vnpeopled offices.vntrodden stones , And what cheere there for welcone but my grones ? Therfore commend me , let him not come there , Το 64 Scii . 72 + Sciu . 12 16 King Richard 10.
... But capty lodgings and vnifurnisht wals , Vnpeopled offices.vntrodden stones , And what cheere there for welcone but my grones ? Therfore commend me , let him not come there , Το 64 Scii . 72 + Sciu . 12 16 King Richard 10.
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... come ingaged by my oath , ( Which God defende a Knight should violate ) Both to defend my loyalty and truth , To God , my King , and my fucceeding illue . Against the Duke of Herford that appeales me . And by the grace of God , and this ...
... come ingaged by my oath , ( Which God defende a Knight should violate ) Both to defend my loyalty and truth , To God , my King , and my fucceeding illue . Against the Duke of Herford that appeales me . And by the grace of God , and this ...
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... comes thou ? and whats thy quarrell ? Speake like a true Knight , so defend thee heauen . Bul . Harry of Herford , Lancaster and Darbic Am 1 , who ready here do ftand in Armes To proue by Gods grace , and my bodies valour In lifts , on ...
... comes thou ? and whats thy quarrell ? Speake like a true Knight , so defend thee heauen . Bul . Harry of Herford , Lancaster and Darbic Am 1 , who ready here do ftand in Armes To proue by Gods grace , and my bodies valour In lifts , on ...
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... comes too late . Mow . Then thus I turne me from my countries light , To dwel in folemne fhades of endlelle night . King , Returne againe , and take an othe with thee , Lay on our royall fword your banisht hands , Sweare by the duty ...
... comes too late . Mow . Then thus I turne me from my countries light , To dwel in folemne fhades of endlelle night . King , Returne againe , and take an othe with thee , Lay on our royall fword your banisht hands , Sweare by the duty ...
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againſt armes Aumerle banifht banishment baſe bloud bofome breath Bull Bullingbrooke caufe coufin death depofed doth Duke Duke of Hereford Duke of Norfolke Duke of Yorke earth Enter Euen Exeunt Exton fafe faire farewell father feare felfe fhall fhew fhould fight fome fonne forrow foueraigne foule fpeake ftand fubiect fuch fweete gage Gaunt giue Glocefters grace gratious graue griefe grones H.Per hand hart hath haue heart heauen heauy heere Hereford honour houſe King Richard laft Lancaſter land leaue liege liue Lord loue Maiefty moft Mowbray muft muſt neuer noble Norfolke North Northumberland pardon prefence proue Queene ragde reft Richard II Richard the fecond Roffe royall Sc.VI ſhall ſtand ſtate teares thee thefe theſe Thomas Mowbray thoſe thou art thouſand tong tongue Torke Tragedie traitor treafon triall vncle vnto vpon warre weeping word yeelded Yorke
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Page 61 - And thus still doing, thus he pass'd along. Duch. Alas, poor Richard ! where rides he the while ? York. As, in a theatre, the eyes of men, After a well-graced actor leaves the stage, Are idly bent on him that enters next, Thinking his prattle to be tedious ; Even so, or with much more contempt, men's eyes Did scowl on Richard; no man cried, God save him...
Page 72 - Fitz. /hall nor be forgot» Right noble is thy merit well I wot.