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... head , man ! " ; and we may even giggle , a little nervously , when the unfortunate Hastings is told : Dispatch , my lord ; the duke would be at dinner : Make a short shrift ; he longs to see your head . ( III.iv.96-7 ) Above all we ...
... head , man ! " ; and we may even giggle , a little nervously , when the unfortunate Hastings is told : Dispatch , my lord ; the duke would be at dinner : Make a short shrift ; he longs to see your head . ( III.iv.96-7 ) Above all we ...
Page 82
... head And given in earnest what I begg'd in jest . Now Margaret's curse is fallen upon my head ; " When he , " quoth she , " shall split thy heart with sorrow , Remember Margaret was a prophetess . " ( V.i.12-15,20-2,25-7 ) Buckingham's ...
... head And given in earnest what I begg'd in jest . Now Margaret's curse is fallen upon my head ; " When he , " quoth she , " shall split thy heart with sorrow , Remember Margaret was a prophetess . " ( V.i.12-15,20-2,25-7 ) Buckingham's ...
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... head of the Arch- bishop of Canterbury the full onus of responsibility for the claim to the French throne , confident that the Church is as anxious as the monarchy " to busy giddy minds with foreign quarrelsā¯˛ ( 2HIV , IV.v.214-15 ) ...
... head of the Arch- bishop of Canterbury the full onus of responsibility for the claim to the French throne , confident that the Church is as anxious as the monarchy " to busy giddy minds with foreign quarrelsā¯˛ ( 2HIV , IV.v.214-15 ) ...
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