The works of Shakespear [ed. by H. Blair], in which the beauties observed by Pope, Warburton and Dodd are pointed out, together with the author's life; a glossary [&c.]. |
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Exeunt the two Staffords , with their train . Cade And you that love the commons ,
follow me . Now shew yourselves men , ' tis for liberty , We will not leave one Lord
, one Gentlenian ; Spare none , but such as go in clouted shoone ; For they are ...
Exeunt the two Staffords , with their train . Cade And you that love the commons ,
follow me . Now shew yourselves men , ' tis for liberty , We will not leave one Lord
, one Gentlenian ; Spare none , but such as go in clouted shoone ; For they are ...
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Exeunt fome of them . Follow me , soldiers , we'll devise a mean To reconcile you
all onto the King i [ Exeunt omnes . SCENE VIH . The palace at Killingworth .
Sound trumpets . Enter king Henry , Queen Margaret , and Sominerset on the
terras ...
Exeunt fome of them . Follow me , soldiers , we'll devise a mean To reconcile you
all onto the King i [ Exeunt omnes . SCENE VIH . The palace at Killingworth .
Sound trumpets . Enter king Henry , Queen Margaret , and Sominerset on the
terras ...
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Exeunt Queen and Prince . X. Henry . Poor Queen , how love to me and to her
Hath made her break out into terms of rage ! [ fon Reveng'd may the be on that
hateful Duke , Whose haughty spirit , winged with desire , Will coast * my crown ;
and ...
Exeunt Queen and Prince . X. Henry . Poor Queen , how love to me and to her
Hath made her break out into terms of rage ! [ fon Reveng'd may the be on that
hateful Duke , Whose haughty spirit , winged with desire , Will coast * my crown ;
and ...
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Exeunt . Excursions . Enter Richard and Clifford . Rich . Now , Clifford , I have
fingled thee alone ; Suppose this arm is for the Duke of York , And this for Rutland
, both bound to revenge , Wert thou inviron'd with a brazen wall . Cliff : Now ...
Exeunt . Excursions . Enter Richard and Clifford . Rich . Now , Clifford , I have
fingled thee alone ; Suppose this arm is for the Duke of York , And this for Rutland
, both bound to revenge , Wert thou inviron'd with a brazen wall . Cliff : Now ...
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Exeunt . Manent Lovel and Catesby , with the Lord Hastings . Haft Woe , woe , for
England ! not a whit for me ! For I , tou fond , might have prevented this . Stanley
did dream the boar did raise our helms ; Bat I did scorn it , and disdain to fly .
Exeunt . Manent Lovel and Catesby , with the Lord Hastings . Haft Woe , woe , for
England ! not a whit for me ! For I , tou fond , might have prevented this . Stanley
did dream the boar did raise our helms ; Bat I did scorn it , and disdain to fly .
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