Mr. William Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet. Hamlet. Othello |
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P. But who , a woe ! had feen the ennobl'd queen , HAM . The ennobl'd queen ! POL . That's good ; ennobl'd queen is good . 1. P. Run barefoot up and down , threat'ning the flames * So far from cheer , and from your former L3 Hamlet .
P. But who , a woe ! had feen the ennobl'd queen , HAM . The ennobl'd queen ! POL . That's good ; ennobl'd queen is good . 1. P. Run barefoot up and down , threat'ning the flames * So far from cheer , and from your former L3 Hamlet .
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Enter a King , and a Queen , very lovingly ; the Queen embracing him , and be her : fhe kneels , and makes fhew of proteftation unto him ; he takes her up , and declines his head upon her neck : lays him down upon a bank of flow- ers ...
Enter a King , and a Queen , very lovingly ; the Queen embracing him , and be her : fhe kneels , and makes fhew of proteftation unto him ; he takes her up , and declines his head upon her neck : lays him down upon a bank of flow- ers ...
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[ play again . Laertes wounds Hamlet : a Scuffle enfues ; they change Rapiers , and Hamlet wounds Laertes . Kin . Part them , they are incenf'd . HAM . Nay , come again . [ Queen falls . OSR . Look to the queen there , ho ! HOR .
[ play again . Laertes wounds Hamlet : a Scuffle enfues ; they change Rapiers , and Hamlet wounds Laertes . Kin . Part them , they are incenf'd . HAM . Nay , come again . [ Queen falls . OSR . Look to the queen there , ho ! HOR .
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Mr. William Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet ; Hamlet ; Othello William Shakespeare Ingen forhåndsvisning - 1768 |
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