The Dramatic Works of Shakspeare: In Six Volumes, Volume 6Clarendon Press, 1786 |
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... [ Exit Steward . of my particular fear ; ] - how I dread the execution of my father's threats . compact it more . ] - confirm , ftrengthen it ; give the whole relation an air of confiftency . D 3 Though Though I condemn it not , yet ...
... [ Exit Steward . of my particular fear ; ] - how I dread the execution of my father's threats . compact it more . ] - confirm , ftrengthen it ; give the whole relation an air of confiftency . D 3 Though Though I condemn it not , yet ...
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... Exit . King . My words fly up , my thoughts remain below . Words , without thoughts , never to heaven go . [ Exit . SCENE IV . The Queen's Closet . Enter Queen and Polonius . Pol . He will come ftraight . Look , you lay home to him ...
... Exit . King . My words fly up , my thoughts remain below . Words , without thoughts , never to heaven go . [ Exit . SCENE IV . The Queen's Closet . Enter Queen and Polonius . Pol . He will come ftraight . Look , you lay home to him ...
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... Exit . The cat will mew , and dog will have his day . King . I pray thee , good Horatio , wait upon him.- [ Exit Hor . Strengthen your patience in our last night's speech ; b [ To Laertes . We'll put the matter to the prefent pufh ...
... Exit . The cat will mew , and dog will have his day . King . I pray thee , good Horatio , wait upon him.- [ Exit Hor . Strengthen your patience in our last night's speech ; b [ To Laertes . We'll put the matter to the prefent pufh ...
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