The Plays of William Shakespeare, Volume 5A. Leathley, 1766 |
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... Chancellor Clarendon declare for the affirmative : Hobbes and Puffendorf hold the negative . Our author , by this line , feems to be of the fame opinion . WARB . Mowb . Mowb . And I , to keep all this . KING RICHARD II . 17.
... Chancellor Clarendon declare for the affirmative : Hobbes and Puffendorf hold the negative . Our author , by this line , feems to be of the fame opinion . WARB . Mowb . Mowb . And I , to keep all this . KING RICHARD II . 17.
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... holds dear , imagine it To lye that way thou go'ft , not whence thou com'ft . Suppofe the finging birds , muficians ; The ... hold a fire in his hand , By thinking on the frofty Caucafus ? Or cloy the hungry edge of appetite , By bare ...
... holds dear , imagine it To lye that way thou go'ft , not whence thou com'ft . Suppofe the finging birds , muficians ; The ... hold a fire in his hand , By thinking on the frofty Caucafus ? Or cloy the hungry edge of appetite , By bare ...
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... holds you dear As Harry Duke of Hereford were he here . K. Rich . Right , you fay true ; as Hereford's love , fo his ; As theirs , fo mine ; and all be , as it is . SCENE III . Enter Northumberland . North . My Liege , old Gaunt ...
... holds you dear As Harry Duke of Hereford were he here . K. Rich . Right , you fay true ; as Hereford's love , fo his ; As theirs , fo mine ; and all be , as it is . SCENE III . Enter Northumberland . North . My Liege , old Gaunt ...
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... - general to fue * His livery , and deny his offer'd homage ; . * Deny bis offer'd homage . ] That is , refufe to admit the homage , by which he is to hold his lands . You You pluck a thousand dangers on your head ; You 30 KING RICHARD II .
... - general to fue * His livery , and deny his offer'd homage ; . * Deny bis offer'd homage . ] That is , refufe to admit the homage , by which he is to hold his lands . You You pluck a thousand dangers on your head ; You 30 KING RICHARD II .
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... Hold out my horfe , and I will firft be there . SCENE The COURT . V. Enter Queen , Bushy , and Bagot . [ Exeunt . Busby . You promis'd , when you parted with the Adam , your Majefty is much too fad : King , To lay afide felf - harming ...
... Hold out my horfe , and I will firft be there . SCENE The COURT . V. Enter Queen , Bushy , and Bagot . [ Exeunt . Busby . You promis'd , when you parted with the Adam , your Majefty is much too fad : King , To lay afide felf - harming ...
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