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Then would I have his Harry , and he mine . He thinks or affects to think his son guilty of disloyalty ; he is his " near'st and dearest enemy ” . Failing to recognise the essential truth and loyalty of the Prince , he considers him ...
Then would I have his Harry , and he mine . He thinks or affects to think his son guilty of disloyalty ; he is his " near'st and dearest enemy ” . Failing to recognise the essential truth and loyalty of the Prince , he considers him ...
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we love Harry for his honest humour and lighthearted fooling . His conduct may be very undignified , very unseemly in a prince and an heir to the crown of England , but is to be young and merry a sin ? It may be said that the Prince was ...
we love Harry for his honest humour and lighthearted fooling . His conduct may be very undignified , very unseemly in a prince and an heir to the crown of England , but is to be young and merry a sin ? It may be said that the Prince was ...
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Whilst Harry Plantagenet lets the world pass , and devotes his life to barren and unworthy pleasures , apparently without ambition , Harry Hotspur is intent on ' winning honour and renown . Not his is the deep and subtle craft of the ...
Whilst Harry Plantagenet lets the world pass , and devotes his life to barren and unworthy pleasures , apparently without ambition , Harry Hotspur is intent on ' winning honour and renown . Not his is the deep and subtle craft of the ...
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Whilst Harry has been wasting his youth in folly , John has been studying statecraft under his father's tuition . He will become a practical man of affairs who will avoid excesses of all sorts , and will rest content in a mediocre ...
Whilst Harry has been wasting his youth in folly , John has been studying statecraft under his father's tuition . He will become a practical man of affairs who will avoid excesses of all sorts , and will rest content in a mediocre ...
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Gogs wounds , brauely spoken Harry , 3 ( II ) Prince Henry Strikes the Chief Justice . Enter Lord chiefe Iustice , Clarke of the Office , layler , lohn Cobler , Dericke , and the Theefe . ludge . Well , what sayest thou , art thou ...
Gogs wounds , brauely spoken Harry , 3 ( II ) Prince Henry Strikes the Chief Justice . Enter Lord chiefe Iustice , Clarke of the Office , layler , lohn Cobler , Dericke , and the Theefe . ludge . Well , what sayest thou , art thou ...
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Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | The Works of Shakespeare ... The Eversley edition Band 9 von The Works of Shakespeare, William Shakespeare |
| Autor/in | William Shakespeare |
| Herausgeber | Charles Harold Herford |
| Verlag | Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1919 |
| Original von | University of Michigan |
| Digitalisiert | 22. Mai 2008 |
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