The Plays of William Shakespeare, Volume 7A. Leathley, 1766 |
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... Haftings . Sir Thomas Vaughan . Sir Richard Radcliff . Lord Lovel . Catesby . Sir James Tyrrel . Thomas , Lord Stanley . Earl of Oxford . Blount . Herbert . Sir William Brandon . Brakenbury , Lieut . of the Tower . Two Children of the ...
... Haftings . Sir Thomas Vaughan . Sir Richard Radcliff . Lord Lovel . Catesby . Sir James Tyrrel . Thomas , Lord Stanley . Earl of Oxford . Blount . Herbert . Sir William Brandon . Brakenbury , Lieut . of the Tower . Two Children of the ...
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... Haftings to the Tower ? From whence this day he is delivered . We are not fafe , Clarence , we are not fafe . Clar . By heav'n , I think , there is no man fecure But the Queen's kindred , and knight - walking heralds , That trudge ...
... Haftings to the Tower ? From whence this day he is delivered . We are not fafe , Clarence , we are not fafe . Clar . By heav'n , I think , there is no man fecure But the Queen's kindred , and knight - walking heralds , That trudge ...
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... Haftings ? ( 7 ) the Queen's abjects , ] That is , not the Queen's fub jets , whom he might protect , but her abjects , whom the drives away . ( 8 ) Were it to call King Edward's ... Haftings . Haft . Good time of day. KING RICHARD III . 7.
... Haftings ? ( 7 ) the Queen's abjects , ] That is , not the Queen's fub jets , whom he might protect , but her abjects , whom the drives away . ( 8 ) Were it to call King Edward's ... Haftings . Haft . Good time of day. KING RICHARD III . 7.
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Shakespeare. Enter Lord Haftings . Haft . Good time of day unto my gracious lord . Glo . As much unto my good lord Chamberlain : Well are you welcome to the open air . How hath your lordship brook'd imprisonment ? Haft . With patience ...
Shakespeare. Enter Lord Haftings . Haft . Good time of day unto my gracious lord . Glo . As much unto my good lord Chamberlain : Well are you welcome to the open air . How hath your lordship brook'd imprisonment ? Haft . With patience ...
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... Haftings ' late imprisonment . Riv . She may , my Lord , for-- Glo . She may , Lord Rivers not fo ? why , who knows She may do more , Sir , than denying that : She may help you to many fair preferments ,. And then deny her aiding hand ...
... Haftings ' late imprisonment . Riv . She may , my Lord , for-- Glo . She may , Lord Rivers not fo ? why , who knows She may do more , Sir , than denying that : She may help you to many fair preferments ,. And then deny her aiding hand ...
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