King LearMethuen, 1952 - 256 pages |
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... Cornwall ? Reg . I am made of that self metal as my sister , And prize me at her worth . In my true heart I find she ... Cornwall ] F ; to Cornwall , speake Q. metal ] F ( hyphened ) ; the selfe same metall Q. is Q. 70. me ] you Mason ...
... Cornwall ? Reg . I am made of that self metal as my sister , And prize me at her worth . In my true heart I find she ... Cornwall ] F ; to Cornwall , speake Q. metal ] F ( hyphened ) ; the selfe same metall Q. is Q. 70. me ] you Mason ...
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... Cornwall ? ] F ; Cornwall ought Q. 27. ' gainst ] F ; 28. yourself ] F ; your- Q. 32. ho ] F ; om . Q. against Q. 31. Draw ] F ; om . Q. 18. of ... question ] of a kind that requires careful handling , if he is not to make a mess of it ...
... Cornwall ? ] F ; Cornwall ought Q. 27. ' gainst ] F ; 28. yourself ] F ; your- Q. 32. ho ] F ; om . Q. against Q. 31. Draw ] F ; om . Q. 18. of ... question ] of a kind that requires careful handling , if he is not to make a mess of it ...
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... Cornwall ; Our hand and seale will iustify no lesse : Then do not so dishonour me , my Lords , As to make shipwrack of our kingly word . I am as kind as is the Pellican , That kils it selfe , to saue her young ones liues : And yet as ...
... Cornwall ; Our hand and seale will iustify no lesse : Then do not so dishonour me , my Lords , As to make shipwrack of our kingly word . I am as kind as is the Pellican , That kils it selfe , to saue her young ones liues : And yet as ...
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