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. 1600 |
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Pray do not mocke me : I am a very foolish fond olde man , Fourescore and
vpward , and to deale plainly , I feare I am not perfect in my minde . Me thinkes I
should know you , and know this man , Yet I am doubtfull : for I am mainly
ignorant ...
Pray do not mocke me : I am a very foolish fond olde man , Fourescore and
vpward , and to deale plainly , I feare I am not perfect in my minde . Me thinkes I
should know you , and know this man , Yet I am doubtfull : for I am mainly
ignorant ...
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Pleades he in earnest ? looke vpon his face : His eyes do drop no teares , his
prayers are in ielt , His words do come from his mouth , ours from our breast : He
prayes but faintly , and would be denide , We pray with heart and foule , and all ...
Pleades he in earnest ? looke vpon his face : His eyes do drop no teares , his
prayers are in ielt , His words do come from his mouth , ours from our breast : He
prayes but faintly , and would be denide , We pray with heart and foule , and all ...
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... madde mustachio purple hewd malt - worms , but with nobility , and tranquility ,
burgomasters and great oneyers , such as can hold in such as wil strike sooner
the speake , and speak sooner then drinke , and drinke sooner the pray ; and yet
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... madde mustachio purple hewd malt - worms , but with nobility , and tranquility ,
burgomasters and great oneyers , such as can hold in such as wil strike sooner
the speake , and speak sooner then drinke , and drinke sooner the pray ; and yet
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I pray thee lacke , I pray thee do not drawe . Fal . Get you downe staires . Hoft .
Heres a goodly tumult , lle forsweare keeping house afore Ile be in these tirrits
and frights , fo , murder I warant now , alas , alas , put vp your naked weapons ,
put ...
I pray thee lacke , I pray thee do not drawe . Fal . Get you downe staires . Hoft .
Heres a goodly tumult , lle forsweare keeping house afore Ile be in these tirrits
and frights , fo , murder I warant now , alas , alas , put vp your naked weapons ,
put ...
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I pray thee lacke , I pray thee do not drawe . Fal . Get you downe staires . Hoft .
Heres a goodly tumult , lle forsweare keeping house afore Ile be in these tirrits
and frights , fo , murder I warant now , alas , alas , put vp your naked weapons ,
put ...
I pray thee lacke , I pray thee do not drawe . Fal . Get you downe staires . Hoft .
Heres a goodly tumult , lle forsweare keeping house afore Ile be in these tirrits
and frights , fo , murder I warant now , alas , alas , put vp your naked weapons ,
put ...
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