Our liking must be deemed to proceed Of rightful reason, and of heedful care, Not for ourselves, but for the common state, Sith our own state doth need no better change. I think in all as erst your grace hath said: First, when you shall unload your aged... Hood's Magazine - Page 3181848Full view - About this book
| Thomas Hawkins - English drama - 1773 - 378 pages
...Hate doth need no better change : I think in aH as erft your grace hath faid. Firft, when you fhall unload your aged mind Of heavy care a'nd troubles manifold, And lay the fame upon my lords your fons, Whofe growing years may bear the burden lorrg, (And long I pray the gods... | |
| Thomas Sackville Earl of Dorset - 1859 - 258 pages
...heedful care, Not for ourselves, hut for the common state, Sith our own state doth need no hetter change. I think in all as erst your grace hath said : First,...upon my lords, your sons, Whose growing years may hear the burden long, (And long I pray the gods to grant it so) And in your life, while you shall so... | |
| Ashley Horace Thorndike - English drama - 1917 - 300 pages
...heedful care, Not for ourselves, but for the common state, Sith our own state doth need no better change. I think in all as erst your grace hath said : First,...your aged mind , Of heavy care and troubles manifold, 160 And lay the same upon my lords, your sons, Whose growing years may bear the burden long, (And long... | |
| Ashley Horace Thorndike - English drama - 1920 - 300 pages
...heedful care, Not for ourselves, but for the common state, Sith our own state doth need no better change. I think in all as erst your grace hath said : First,...your aged mind Of heavy care and troubles manifold, 160 And lay the same upon my lords, your sons, Whose growing years may bear the burden long, (And long... | |
| Harry Christian Schweikert - English drama - 1928 - 864 pages
...heedful care, Not for ourselves, but for the common state, Sith our own state doth need no better change. I think in all as erst your grace hath said: First, when you shall unload your aged mind 90 Of heavy care and troubles manifold, And lay the same upon my lords, your sons, Whose growing years... | |
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