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... to destroie one another , to the perill of their owne soules , rather than to make war against the enimies of the christian faith , as in conscience ( it seemed to him ) they were bound ” ( Holinshed , Chronicles , ed . 1808 , iii .
... to destroie one another , to the perill of their owne soules , rather than to make war against the enimies of the christian faith , as in conscience ( it seemed to him ) they were bound ” ( Holinshed , Chronicles , ed . 1808 , iii .
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To stop which scruple , let this briefe suffise : It is no pamperd glutton we present , Nor aged Councellor to youthfull sinne , But one , whose vertue shone aboue the rest , A valiant Martyr and a vertuous peere ; In whose true faith ...
To stop which scruple , let this briefe suffise : It is no pamperd glutton we present , Nor aged Councellor to youthfull sinne , But one , whose vertue shone aboue the rest , A valiant Martyr and a vertuous peere ; In whose true faith ...
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Faith my Lord , I haue got fiue hundred pound . Hen . V. But tell me Tom , how much hast thou got ? Tom . Faith my Lord , some foure hundred pound . Hen . V. Foure hundred pounds , brauely spoken Lads . But tell me sirs , thinke you not ...
Faith my Lord , I haue got fiue hundred pound . Hen . V. But tell me Tom , how much hast thou got ? Tom . Faith my Lord , some foure hundred pound . Hen . V. Foure hundred pounds , brauely spoken Lads . But tell me sirs , thinke you not ...
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In faith , he shall be hangd in earnest . Hen . V. Well my Lord , what do you meane to do with my man ? Iudge . And please your grace , the law must passe on him , According to iustice , then he must be executed . Der .
In faith , he shall be hangd in earnest . Hen . V. Well my Lord , what do you meane to do with my man ? Iudge . And please your grace , the law must passe on him , According to iustice , then he must be executed . Der .
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Faith Iohn , Ile tel thee what , thou shalt be my Lord chiefe Iustice , and thou shalt sit in the chaire , And ile be the yong Prince , and hit thee a box on the eare , And then thou shalt say , to teach you what prerogatiues Meane ...
Faith Iohn , Ile tel thee what , thou shalt be my Lord chiefe Iustice , and thou shalt sit in the chaire , And ile be the yong Prince , and hit thee a box on the eare , And then thou shalt say , to teach you what prerogatiues Meane ...
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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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