The History of King LearCornmarket Press, 1969 - 67 strán (strany) |
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... these ingratefull Daughters against our royal Master . Baft . Moft Savage and Unnatural . Gloft . This change in the State fits uneafie . The Commons repine aloud at their female Tyrants , already they Cry out for the re - installment ...
... these ingratefull Daughters against our royal Master . Baft . Moft Savage and Unnatural . Gloft . This change in the State fits uneafie . The Commons repine aloud at their female Tyrants , already they Cry out for the re - installment ...
Strana 36
... These hallow'd Rags of Thine , and naked Vertue , These abject Taffels , these fantastick Shreds , ( Ridiculous ev'n to the meanest Clown ) To me are dearer than the richest Pomp Of purple Monarchs . Edg . Generous charming Maid , The ...
... These hallow'd Rags of Thine , and naked Vertue , These abject Taffels , these fantastick Shreds , ( Ridiculous ev'n to the meanest Clown ) To me are dearer than the richest Pomp Of purple Monarchs . Edg . Generous charming Maid , The ...
Strana 44
... these weeping Eyes to equal Darkness , If that will give thee any Recompence . Edg . Was ever Season fo diftreft as This ? Gloft . I think Cordelia's Voice ! rife , pious Princess , And take a dark Man's Bleffing . Cord . O , my Edgar ...
... these weeping Eyes to equal Darkness , If that will give thee any Recompence . Edg . Was ever Season fo diftreft as This ? Gloft . I think Cordelia's Voice ! rife , pious Princess , And take a dark Man's Bleffing . Cord . O , my Edgar ...
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