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... sword and fierce battell to prooue their quarrell false , and nothing else than a forged matter , not doubting , but that God would aid and assist him in his righteous cause , against the disloiall and false forsworne traitors . The ...
... sword and fierce battell to prooue their quarrell false , and nothing else than a forged matter , not doubting , but that God would aid and assist him in his righteous cause , against the disloiall and false forsworne traitors . The ...
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... kings battell , nor the close order of the ranks , pressing forward togither bent their whole forces towards the kings person , comming vpon him with speares and swords so fiercelie , that the earle xlii INTRODUCTION.
... kings battell , nor the close order of the ranks , pressing forward togither bent their whole forces towards the kings person , comming vpon him with speares and swords so fiercelie , that the earle xlii INTRODUCTION.
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William Shakespeare William James Craig. with speares and swords so fiercelie , that the earle of March the Scot , perceiuing their purpose , withdrew the king from that side of the field ( as some write ) for his great benefit and ...
William Shakespeare William James Craig. with speares and swords so fiercelie , that the earle of March the Scot , perceiuing their purpose , withdrew the king from that side of the field ( as some write ) for his great benefit and ...
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... swords , But get you hence , prouide a noyse of Musitians , Away , be gone . [ Exeunt the Theefe . Iudge . Well my Lord , I am content to take it at your hands . Hen . V. Nay and you be not , you shall haue more . Iudge . Why I pray you ...
... swords , But get you hence , prouide a noyse of Musitians , Away , be gone . [ Exeunt the Theefe . Iudge . Well my Lord , I am content to take it at your hands . Hen . V. Nay and you be not , you shall haue more . Iudge . Why I pray you ...
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... sword and buckler and take a purse , that fellow giue him commendations , beside that , send him to me and I wil giue him an anuall pension out of my Exchequer , to maintaine him all the dayes of his life . Ioh . Nobly spoken Harry , we ...
... sword and buckler and take a purse , that fellow giue him commendations , beside that , send him to me and I wil giue him an anuall pension out of my Exchequer , to maintaine him all the dayes of his life . Ioh . Nobly spoken Harry , we ...
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