The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, Volume 5AMS Press, 1968 |
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Page 431
... Stands in the gap and tread for more preferments , With which the time will load him . Th ' Arch- bishop Is the King's hand , and tongue ; and who dare speak One fyllable against him ? Gard . Yes , Sir Thomas , There are that dare ; and ...
... Stands in the gap and tread for more preferments , With which the time will load him . Th ' Arch- bishop Is the King's hand , and tongue ; and who dare speak One fyllable against him ? Gard . Yes , Sir Thomas , There are that dare ; and ...
Page 448
... stand about him are under the line , they need no other penance that fire - drake did I hit three times on the head , and three times was his nose discharged against me ; he stands there like a mortar - piece to blow us up . There was a ...
... stand about him are under the line , they need no other penance that fire - drake did I hit three times on the head , and three times was his nose discharged against me ; he stands there like a mortar - piece to blow us up . There was a ...
Page 450
... standing bowls for the christning gifts ; then four Noblemen bearing a canopy , under which the Dutchefs of Norfolk ... Stand up , lord . With this kifs take my bleffing : God protect thee , Into whofe hand I give thy life . Cran . Cran ...
... standing bowls for the christning gifts ; then four Noblemen bearing a canopy , under which the Dutchefs of Norfolk ... Stand up , lord . With this kifs take my bleffing : God protect thee , Into whofe hand I give thy life . Cran . Cran ...
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