The Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare: From the Text of Johnson, Steevens, and ReedT. Nelson and Sons, 1855 - 964 pages |
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Page 22
... stand , and unfold your - What we two nights have seen . Ber . Long live the king ! Fran . Bernardo . Nor customary suits of solemn black , Nor windy suspiration. Claudius , king of Denmark . 1 . Hamlet , son to the former , and nephew ...
... stand , and unfold your - What we two nights have seen . Ber . Long live the king ! Fran . Bernardo . Nor customary suits of solemn black , Nor windy suspiration. Claudius , king of Denmark . 1 . Hamlet , son to the former , and nephew ...
Page 52
... stand a comma ' tween their amities ; And many such like as's of great charge , - Ham . I will receive it , sir , with all diligence Your bonnet to his right use : ' tis for the head . Osr . I thank your lordship , ' tis very hot . Ham ...
... stand a comma ' tween their amities ; And many such like as's of great charge , - Ham . I will receive it , sir , with all diligence Your bonnet to his right use : ' tis for the head . Osr . I thank your lordship , ' tis very hot . Ham ...
Page 65
... stand , Bru . In that there's comfort . Sic . Doubt not , the commoners , for whom we But they , upon their ancient malice , will Forget , with the least cause , these his new honours ; Which that he'll give them , make as little ...
... stand , Bru . In that there's comfort . Sic . Doubt not , the commoners , for whom we But they , upon their ancient malice , will Forget , with the least cause , these his new honours ; Which that he'll give them , make as little ...
Page 67
... stand naked , and entreat them , For my wounds ' sake , to give their suffrage : please That I may pass this doing . [ you , Sie . Sir , the people do gods I Must have their voices ; neither will they ' bate One jot of ceremony . Men ...
... stand naked , and entreat them , For my wounds ' sake , to give their suffrage : please That I may pass this doing . [ you , Sie . Sir , the people do gods I Must have their voices ; neither will they ' bate One jot of ceremony . Men ...
Page 68
... stand with the tune of your voices , that I may be consul , I have here the customary gown . 3 Cit . You have deserved nobly of your country , and you have not deserved nobly . Cor . Your enigma ? 3 Cit . You have been a scourge to her ...
... stand with the tune of your voices , that I may be consul , I have here the customary gown . 3 Cit . You have deserved nobly of your country , and you have not deserved nobly . Cor . Your enigma ? 3 Cit . You have been a scourge to her ...
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