King LearMethuen, 1985 - 246 pages |
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Page 208
... loue exceeds the childs . Yet my complaynts are causelesse : for the world Affords not children more conformable ... loue to him : Yet for my part , to shew my zeale to you , Which cannot be in windy words rehearst , I prize my ...
... loue exceeds the childs . Yet my complaynts are causelesse : for the world Affords not children more conformable ... loue to him : Yet for my part , to shew my zeale to you , Which cannot be in windy words rehearst , I prize my ...
Page 209
... loue before your eyes : I haue right noble Suters to my loue , No worse then Kings , and happely I loue one : Yet , would you haue me make my choyce anew , Ide bridle fancy , and be rulde by you . Leir . Did neuer Philomel sing so sweet ...
... loue before your eyes : I haue right noble Suters to my loue , No worse then Kings , and happely I loue one : Yet , would you haue me make my choyce anew , Ide bridle fancy , and be rulde by you . Leir . Did neuer Philomel sing so sweet ...
Page 225
... loue . Which when they aunswered , they loude him wel and more Then they themselues did loue , or any worldly wight : He praised them and said he would againe therefore , The louing kindnes they deserude in fine requite : So found my ...
... loue . Which when they aunswered , they loude him wel and more Then they themselues did loue , or any worldly wight : He praised them and said he would againe therefore , The louing kindnes they deserude in fine requite : So found my ...
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