The Works of Shakespear: In Ten Volumes, Volume 4J. and J. Knapton, 1728 |
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... enter conquerors ; and to proclaim Arthur of Bretagne , England's King , and yours.es 10 : dad work Enter English Herald with Trumpete 19.00 C 7 : 0 E. Her . Rejoice , you men of Angiers , ring your bells King John , your King and ...
... enter conquerors ; and to proclaim Arthur of Bretagne , England's King , and yours.es 10 : dad work Enter English Herald with Trumpete 19.00 C 7 : 0 E. Her . Rejoice , you men of Angiers , ring your bells King John , your King and ...
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... Enter John , Arthur , and Hubert . K.John . There Hubert , keep this boy . - Philip , make up ; My mother is affailed in our tent , And ta'en , I fear . Baft . My lord , I refcu'd her : Her highness is in fafety , fear you not . But on ...
... Enter John , Arthur , and Hubert . K.John . There Hubert , keep this boy . - Philip , make up ; My mother is affailed in our tent , And ta'en , I fear . Baft . My lord , I refcu'd her : Her highness is in fafety , fear you not . But on ...
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... Enter Hubert and Executioner . HUBERT . EAT me thefe irons hot , and look you ftand Within the arras ; when Iftrike my foot Upon the bofom of the ground rufh forth , And bind the boy which you shall find with me , Faft to the chair : be ...
... Enter Hubert and Executioner . HUBERT . EAT me thefe irons hot , and look you ftand Within the arras ; when Iftrike my foot Upon the bofom of the ground rufh forth , And bind the boy which you shall find with me , Faft to the chair : be ...
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... enter . Arth . O fave me , Hubert , fave me ! my eyes are out Ev'n with the fierce looks of thefe bloody men . Hub . Give me the iron I fay , and bind him here , Arth . Alas , what need you be fo boift'rous rough ? I will not ftruggle ...
... enter . Arth . O fave me , Hubert , fave me ! my eyes are out Ev'n with the fierce looks of thefe bloody men . Hub . Give me the iron I fay , and bind him here , Arth . Alas , what need you be fo boift'rous rough ? I will not ftruggle ...
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... enter'd yet The dreadful motion of a murd'rous thought . And you have flander'd nature in my form , Which howfoever rude exteriorly , Is yet the cover of a fairer ... Enter Enter Pembroke , Salisbury and Bigot . Sal . Lords King JOHN . 63.
... enter'd yet The dreadful motion of a murd'rous thought . And you have flander'd nature in my form , Which howfoever rude exteriorly , Is yet the cover of a fairer ... Enter Enter Pembroke , Salisbury and Bigot . Sal . Lords King JOHN . 63.
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