English Drama, 1580-1642Tucker Brooke, Nathaniel Burton Paradise D.C. Heath, 1933 - Počet stran: 1044 |
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... prince in thoughts ! From Oxford have I posted since I din'd , To quite a traitor ' fore that Edward sleep . 35 Mar. ' T was I , my lord , not Lacy stept awry : For oft he su'd and courted for yourself , And still woo'd for the courtier ...
... prince in thoughts ! From Oxford have I posted since I din'd , To quite a traitor ' fore that Edward sleep . 35 Mar. ' T was I , my lord , not Lacy stept awry : For oft he su'd and courted for yourself , And still woo'd for the courtier ...
Strana 256
... Prince and the Earl of Kent talking with him Mor . Finely dissembled . Do so still , sweet queen . Here comes the young prince with Earl of Kent . 75 Que . Something he whispers in his childish . ears . Mor . If he have such access unto ...
... Prince and the Earl of Kent talking with him Mor . Finely dissembled . Do so still , sweet queen . Here comes the young prince with Earl of Kent . 75 Que . Something he whispers in his childish . ears . Mor . If he have such access unto ...
Strana 727
... prince himself , And his own law - yet I his prince and law . And , dearest lady , to your dearest self ( Dear in the choice of him whose name and lustre 165 Must make you more and mightier ) let me say , You are the blessed'st living ...
... prince himself , And his own law - yet I his prince and law . And , dearest lady , to your dearest self ( Dear in the choice of him whose name and lustre 165 Must make you more and mightier ) let me say , You are the blessed'st living ...
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