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Whilst Falstaff is repenting his ways or quarrelling with the Hostess , Prince Henry comes into the Boar's Head with instructions for the campaign . The Prince has not lost his relish for fun and frolic . He enters into the humours of ...
Whilst Falstaff is repenting his ways or quarrelling with the Hostess , Prince Henry comes into the Boar's Head with instructions for the campaign . The Prince has not lost his relish for fun and frolic . He enters into the humours of ...
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Toomid of wit or humour , he is there haled about like any “ head - lugged bear , " to make sport for the vulgar court which is said to have commanded his resurrection . 1 2 Henry IV . iv . iii . 94 , 95 . The chief point of contention ...
Toomid of wit or humour , he is there haled about like any “ head - lugged bear , " to make sport for the vulgar court which is said to have commanded his resurrection . 1 2 Henry IV . iv . iii . 94 , 95 . The chief point of contention ...
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The earles head was sent to London , there to be set on the bridge . “ The earle of Northumberland was now marching forward with great power , which he had got thither , either to aid his sonne and brother ( as was thought ) or at the ...
The earles head was sent to London , there to be set on the bridge . “ The earle of Northumberland was now marching forward with great power , which he had got thither , either to aid his sonne and brother ( as was thought ) or at the ...
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These tales brought no small suspicion into the kings head , least his sonne would presume to vsurpe the crowne , he being yet aliue , through which suspicious gelousie , it was perceiued that he fauoured not his sonne , as in times ...
These tales brought no small suspicion into the kings head , least his sonne would presume to vsurpe the crowne , he being yet aliue , through which suspicious gelousie , it was perceiued that he fauoured not his sonne , as in times ...
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V. Sowns , vilains speak , or ile cut off your heads . Other . Forsooth he can tel the tale better then I. One . Forsooth we be your fathers Receiuers . Hen . V. Are you my fathers Receiuers ? Then I hope ye haue brought me some money .
V. Sowns , vilains speak , or ile cut off your heads . Other . Forsooth he can tel the tale better then I. One . Forsooth we be your fathers Receiuers . Hen . V. Are you my fathers Receiuers ? Then I hope ye haue brought me some money .
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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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