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He sees in the wildness of his son a rod to punish his own mistreadings . His political conduct is not affected by any qualms of con- science , yet his mind is not at peace nor his heart free from self - reproach .
He sees in the wildness of his son a rod to punish his own mistreadings . His political conduct is not affected by any qualms of con- science , yet his mind is not at peace nor his heart free from self - reproach .
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... a liar without deceit ; and a knight , a gentleman , and a soldier , without either dignity , decency , or honour " -appeals to our minds and hearts in this way that we cannot receive any impression but a sympathetic one .
... a liar without deceit ; and a knight , a gentleman , and a soldier , without either dignity , decency , or honour " -appeals to our minds and hearts in this way that we cannot receive any impression but a sympathetic one .
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And therefore I beseech you most redoubted lord and deare father , for the honour of God , to ease your heart of all such suspicion as you haue of me , and to dispatch me heere before your knees , with this same dagger , [ and withall ...
And therefore I beseech you most redoubted lord and deare father , for the honour of God , to ease your heart of all such suspicion as you haue of me , and to dispatch me heere before your knees , with this same dagger , [ and withall ...
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I so , so , my sonne , thou fearest not to approach the presence of thy sick father , in that disguised sort , I tel thee my sonne , that there is neuer a needle in thy cloke , but it is a prick to my heart , & neuer an ilat - hole ...
I so , so , my sonne , thou fearest not to approach the presence of thy sick father , in that disguised sort , I tel thee my sonne , that there is neuer a needle in thy cloke , but it is a prick to my heart , & neuer an ilat - hole ...
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Hudson explains " on which the king has set his heart . " 33. expedience ] expedition , enterprise , as in Antony and Cleopatra , 1. ii . 185 : - " I shall break The cause of our expedience to the queen .
Hudson explains " on which the king has set his heart . " 33. expedience ] expedition , enterprise , as in Antony and Cleopatra , 1. ii . 185 : - " I shall break The cause of our expedience to the queen .
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| Titel | The Works of Shakespeare, Band 28,Ausgabe 1 Arden Shakespeare The Works of Shakespeare, William Shakespeare |
| Autor/in | William Shakespeare |
| Herausgeber | William James Craig |
| Verlag | Methuen, 1914 |
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