The Plays and Poems of William Shakspeare, Том 11 |
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... in the which either of them made so many turns as he should raigne yeares ;
and that King Henry the Third , making his , the Duke of Guise crost him like a
flash of Jightning ; after which , the Prince of Navarre presented himselfe , and
made ...
... in the which either of them made so many turns as he should raigne yeares ;
and that King Henry the Third , making his , the Duke of Guise crost him like a
flash of Jightning ; after which , the Prince of Navarre presented himselfe , and
made ...
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But his minde ran more to heare his pilots , bring newes of a merry wind , to serue
his turne to Constantinople , which in the ende came very prosperously : and
giuing Duke Pontus hearty thankes for his great entertainement , taking his leaue
...
But his minde ran more to heare his pilots , bring newes of a merry wind , to serue
his turne to Constantinople , which in the ende came very prosperously : and
giuing Duke Pontus hearty thankes for his great entertainement , taking his leaue
...
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William Shakespeare James Boswell. inquired out the pallace of the Duke
Apolonius , and thinking her selfe now to bee both fit and able to play the
seruingman , she presented her selfe to the duke , craving his seruice , the duke
very willing to ...
William Shakespeare James Boswell. inquired out the pallace of the Duke
Apolonius , and thinking her selfe now to bee both fit and able to play the
seruingman , she presented her selfe to the duke , craving his seruice , the duke
very willing to ...
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The duke hearing these wordes , aunswered : Madam , I must then content my
selfe , although against my wil , hauing the lawe in your owne hands , to like of
whom list , and to make choise where it pleaseth you . “ lulina giuing the duke
great ...
The duke hearing these wordes , aunswered : Madam , I must then content my
selfe , although against my wil , hauing the lawe in your owne hands , to like of
whom list , and to make choise where it pleaseth you . “ lulina giuing the duke
great ...
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with these petitions he daiely plied the duke , but all in vaine , for the duke
thought hee had made so good proofe , that he was throughlie confirmed in his
opinion against his man . “ But the ladie lulina , wondering what made Siluio , that
he ...
with these petitions he daiely plied the duke , but all in vaine , for the duke
thought hee had made so good proofe , that he was throughlie confirmed in his
opinion against his man . “ But the ladie lulina , wondering what made Siluio , that
he ...
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