The Plays of William Shakespeare ...T. Bensley, 1803 |
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... against his king . K. HEN . I know not what to say ; my title's weak .. Tell me , may not a king adopt an heir ? YORK . What then ? K. HEN . An if he may , then am I lawful king : For Richard , in the view of many lords , Resign'd the ...
... against his king . K. HEN . I know not what to say ; my title's weak .. Tell me , may not a king adopt an heir ? YORK . What then ? K. HEN . An if he may , then am I lawful king : For Richard , in the view of many lords , Resign'd the ...
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... against the obligation of an path obliging to maintain a ufurper , taken from the unlawfulness of the oath itself in the foregoing play , was rational and juft . JOHNSON . This speech is formed on the following one in the old play : 66 ...
... against the obligation of an path obliging to maintain a ufurper , taken from the unlawfulness of the oath itself in the foregoing play , was rational and juft . JOHNSON . This speech is formed on the following one in the old play : 66 ...
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... against that precipitancy by which men often use unlawful means to do that which a little delay would put honeftly in their power . Had York staid but a few moments , he had faved his cause from the ftain of perjury . JOHNSON . It will ...
... against that precipitancy by which men often use unlawful means to do that which a little delay would put honeftly in their power . Had York staid but a few moments , he had faved his cause from the ftain of perjury . JOHNSON . It will ...
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... against the tide , ' And spend her strength with over - matching waves . [ A Short Alarum within . ' Ah , hark ! the fatal followers do pursue ; * And I am faint , and cannot fly their fury : And , were I fstrong , I would not shun ...
... against the tide , ' And spend her strength with over - matching waves . [ A Short Alarum within . ' Ah , hark ! the fatal followers do pursue ; * And I am faint , and cannot fly their fury : And , were I fstrong , I would not shun ...
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... at the butcher's feate . " Then on the gates of Yorke they set his head , " And there it doth remaine the piteous spectacle " That ere mine eyes beheld . " MALONE . * And stood against them as the hope of Troy 50 THIRD PART OF.
... at the butcher's feate . " Then on the gates of Yorke they set his head , " And there it doth remaine the piteous spectacle " That ere mine eyes beheld . " MALONE . * And stood against them as the hope of Troy 50 THIRD PART OF.
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