English Drama, 1580-1642Tucker Brooke, Nathaniel Burton Paradise D.C. Heath, 1933 - Počet stran: 1044 |
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... stand between me and ensuing harms ; Besides , this place is free from all suspect : Here therefore will I stay and take Enter the Watch my stand . 10 15 1 Watch . I wonder much to what intent it is That we are thus expressly charg'd to ...
... stand between me and ensuing harms ; Besides , this place is free from all suspect : Here therefore will I stay and take Enter the Watch my stand . 10 15 1 Watch . I wonder much to what intent it is That we are thus expressly charg'd to ...
Strana 439
... stand so much on your gentility , Which is an airy and mere borrow'd thing , From dead men's dust and bones ; and none of yours , 95 Except you make , or hold it . Who comes here ? Act I. Scene II [ The Same . ] Servant , Master Stephen ...
... stand so much on your gentility , Which is an airy and mere borrow'd thing , From dead men's dust and bones ; and none of yours , 95 Except you make , or hold it . Who comes here ? Act I. Scene II [ The Same . ] Servant , Master Stephen ...
Strana 719
... stand ! terer ! William Hammerton , pew- 10 Ham . Here , captain ! Ralph . A corselet and a Spanish pike ; ' t is well : can you shake it with a terror ? Ham . I hope so , captain . Ralph . Charge upon me . [ He charges on Ralph ...
... stand ! terer ! William Hammerton , pew- 10 Ham . Here , captain ! Ralph . A corselet and a Spanish pike ; ' t is well : can you shake it with a terror ? Ham . I hope so , captain . Ralph . Charge upon me . [ He charges on Ralph ...
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