Twenty of the Plays of Shakespeare: The taming of the shrew. 1631. The history of King Lear. 1608. The troublesome raigne of King Iohn, in two parts. 1611. The tragedie of Richard the Second. 1615. The historie of Henry the Fourth. 1613. The second part of Henry the Fourth. 1600J. and R. Tonson, 1766 - English drama |
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... Iohn at Swinftead Abbey . As they were ( fundry times ) lately acted by the Queenes MAIESTIES Players . Written by W. Sh . Imprinted at London by Valentine Simmes , for Iohn Helme , and are to be fold at his Shop in Saint Dunftons ...
... Iohn at Swinftead Abbey . As they were ( fundry times ) lately acted by the Queenes MAIESTIES Players . Written by W. Sh . Imprinted at London by Valentine Simmes , for Iohn Helme , and are to be fold at his Shop in Saint Dunftons ...
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William Shakespeare George Steevens. THE Troublesome RAIGNE of KINGIOH N. Enter K. Iohn , Queene Elinor his Mother , William Marshall , Earle of Pembrooke , the Earles of Effex and of Salisbury . B Queen Elianor . Arons of England , and ...
William Shakespeare George Steevens. THE Troublesome RAIGNE of KINGIOH N. Enter K. Iohn , Queene Elinor his Mother , William Marshall , Earle of Pembrooke , the Earles of Effex and of Salisbury . B Queen Elianor . Arons of England , and ...
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... Iohn . Pembrooke , conuey him safely to the sea , But not in hafte for as we are aduisde , We meane to be in France as foone as he , To fortifie fuch townes as we poffeffe In Aniow , Toraine , and in Normandie . Exit Chatt . Enter the ...
... Iohn . Pembrooke , conuey him safely to the sea , But not in hafte for as we are aduisde , We meane to be in France as foone as he , To fortifie fuch townes as we poffeffe In Aniow , Toraine , and in Normandie . Exit Chatt . Enter the ...
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William Shakespeare George Steevens. Iohn . My lord of Effex , wil thoffenders to stand forth , and tell the cause of their quarrell . Effex . Gentlemen , it is the kings pleasure that you ... Iohn. My lord of Effex, wil thoffenders to ...
William Shakespeare George Steevens. Iohn . My lord of Effex , wil thoffenders to stand forth , and tell the cause of their quarrell . Effex . Gentlemen , it is the kings pleasure that you ... Iohn. My lord of Effex, wil thoffenders to ...
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... Iohn . Is this thy proofe , and all thou hast to say ? Robert . I haue no more , nor neede I greater proofe . Ichn . First , where thou faidft in abfence of thy fire My brother often lodged in his house : And what of that ? bafe groome ...
... Iohn . Is this thy proofe , and all thou hast to say ? Robert . I haue no more , nor neede I greater proofe . Ichn . First , where thou faidft in abfence of thy fire My brother often lodged in his house : And what of that ? bafe groome ...
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