The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, Volume 5AMS Press, 1968 |
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Page 92
... arms to fecond him . I pray thee , Buckingham , go and meet with him , And ask him what's the reafon of these arms : Tell him , I'll fend Duke Edmund to the Tower ; And , Somerset , we will commit thee thither , 7 Is ftraitway élaim'd ...
... arms to fecond him . I pray thee , Buckingham , go and meet with him , And ask him what's the reafon of these arms : Tell him , I'll fend Duke Edmund to the Tower ; And , Somerset , we will commit thee thither , 7 Is ftraitway élaim'd ...
Page 317
... arms . Enter another Meffenger . Mef . In Kent , my Liege , the Guilfords are in arms , And every hour more competitors 2 And every hour more competitor : ] By the word competitors , the fpeaker would infinuate , that men flocked to the ...
... arms . Enter another Meffenger . Mef . In Kent , my Liege , the Guilfords are in arms , And every hour more competitors 2 And every hour more competitor : ] By the word competitors , the fpeaker would infinuate , that men flocked to the ...
Page 342
... Arms . Surveyor to the Duke of Buckingham . Brandon , and Serjeant at Arms . Door - Keeper of the Council - Chamber . Porter , and his Man . Queen Catharine , firft Wife to King Henry , afterwards divorced . Anne Bullen , beloved by the ...
... Arms . Surveyor to the Duke of Buckingham . Brandon , and Serjeant at Arms . Door - Keeper of the Council - Chamber . Porter , and his Man . Queen Catharine , firft Wife to King Henry , afterwards divorced . Anne Bullen , beloved by the ...
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