The Plays of William Shakespeare: Accurately Printed from the Text of Mr. Steeven's Last Edition, Volume 4H. Baldwin and son, 1798 |
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Page 61
... night On your fuggeftion . K. John . Gentle kinfman , go , And thrust thyself into their companies : I have a way to win their loves again ; Bring them before me . Baft . I will seek them out . K. John . Nay , but make hafte ; the ...
... night On your fuggeftion . K. John . Gentle kinfman , go , And thrust thyself into their companies : I have a way to win their loves again ; Bring them before me . Baft . I will seek them out . K. John . Nay , but make hafte ; the ...
Page 62
... night : Four fixed ; and the fifth did whirl about ' The other four , in wond'rous motion . K. John . Five moons ? Hub . in the streets Old men , and beldams , Do prophecy upon it dangerously : Young Arthur's death is common in their ...
... night : Four fixed ; and the fifth did whirl about ' The other four , in wond'rous motion . K. John . Five moons ? Hub . in the streets Old men , and beldams , Do prophecy upon it dangerously : Young Arthur's death is common in their ...
Page 80
... night , -whose black contagious breath Already smokes about the burning creft Of the old , feeble , and day - wearied fun , - Even this ill night , your breathing fhall expire ; Paying the fine of rated treachery , Even with a ...
... night , -whose black contagious breath Already smokes about the burning creft Of the old , feeble , and day - wearied fun , - Even this ill night , your breathing fhall expire ; Paying the fine of rated treachery , Even with a ...
Page 82
... night ; And wound our tatter'd colours clearly up , Laft in the field , and almost lords of it ! — Enter a Meffenger ... night , As this hath made me.- -Who was he , that said , King John did fly , an hour or two before The ftumbling ...
... night ; And wound our tatter'd colours clearly up , Laft in the field , and almost lords of it ! — Enter a Meffenger ... night , As this hath made me.- -Who was he , that said , King John did fly , an hour or two before The ftumbling ...
Page 83
... night , To find you out . Baft . Brief , then ; and what's the news ? Hub . O , my fweet fir , news fitting to the night , Black , fearful , comfortless , and horrible . Baft . Show me the very wound of this ill news ; I am no woman , I ...
... night , To find you out . Baft . Brief , then ; and what's the news ? Hub . O , my fweet fir , news fitting to the night , Black , fearful , comfortless , and horrible . Baft . Show me the very wound of this ill news ; I am no woman , I ...
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