King LearSterling Publishers Private Limited, 1984 - 246 pages |
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Page 212
... Vnto the Kings of Cambria and of 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 ...
... Vnto the Kings of Cambria and of 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 ...
Page 219
... vnto this present day . Leir . The blessing , which the God of Abraham gaue Vnto the trybe of Iuda , light on thee , And multiply thy dayes , that thou mayst see Thy childrens children prosper after thee . Thy faults , which are iust ...
... vnto this present day . Leir . The blessing , which the God of Abraham gaue Vnto the trybe of Iuda , light on thee , And multiply thy dayes , that thou mayst see Thy childrens children prosper after thee . Thy faults , which are iust ...
Page 221
... vnto Henninus the duke of Cornewall , and the other vnto Mag- lanus the duke of Albania , betwixt whome he willed and ordeined that his land should be diuided after his death , and the one halfe thereof immediatlie should be assigned to ...
... vnto Henninus the duke of Cornewall , and the other vnto Mag- lanus the duke of Albania , betwixt whome he willed and ordeined that his land should be diuided after his death , and the one halfe thereof immediatlie should be assigned to ...
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