King LearMethuen, 1952 - 256 pages |
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Page 78
... answer that . Reg . My sister may receive it much more worse To have her gentleman abus'd , assaulted , For following her affairs . Put in his legs . Corn . Come , my Lord , away . Sympolling s 145 150 [ Kent is put in the stocks ...
... answer that . Reg . My sister may receive it much more worse To have her gentleman abus'd , assaulted , For following her affairs . Put in his legs . Corn . Come , my Lord , away . Sympolling s 145 150 [ Kent is put in the stocks ...
Page 84
... answer ; gave me cold looks : And meeting here the other messenger , They summon'd up their meiny , straight took horse ; Commanded me to follow , and attend 36 40 Display'd so saucily against your Highness , Having more man than wit ...
... answer ; gave me cold looks : And meeting here the other messenger , They summon'd up their meiny , straight took horse ; Commanded me to follow , and attend 36 40 Display'd so saucily against your Highness , Having more man than wit ...
Page 235
... answer as followeth : Knowing the great loue and fatherlie zeale that you haue alwaies borne towards me ( for the which I maie not answere you otherwise than I thinke , and as my conscience leadeth me ) I protest vnto you , that I haue ...
... answer as followeth : Knowing the great loue and fatherlie zeale that you haue alwaies borne towards me ( for the which I maie not answere you otherwise than I thinke , and as my conscience leadeth me ) I protest vnto you , that I haue ...
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