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William Shakespeare Edmond Malone, Nicholas Rowe. The French king's fifter :
he shall marry her.Anne Bullen ! No ; I'll no Anne Bullens for him : There's more in
't than fair visage .-- Bullen ! No , we'll no Bullens ! -Speedily I wish To hear from ...
William Shakespeare Edmond Malone, Nicholas Rowe. The French king's fifter :
he shall marry her.Anne Bullen ! No ; I'll no Anne Bullens for him : There's more in
't than fair visage .-- Bullen ! No , we'll no Bullens ! -Speedily I wish To hear from ...
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lord ; Have broken with the king 4 ; who hath so far Given ear to our complaint , (
of his great grace And princely care ; foreseeing those fell mischiefs Our reasons
laid before him , ) he hath commanded * , To - morrow morning to the council ...
lord ; Have broken with the king 4 ; who hath so far Given ear to our complaint , (
of his great grace And princely care ; foreseeing those fell mischiefs Our reasons
laid before him , ) he hath commanded * , To - morrow morning to the council ...
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King , ' Tis true : Where is he , Denny ? Den . He attends your highness ' pleasure
. King . Bring him to us . [ Exit DENNY , Lov . This is about that which the bishop
fpake ; I am happily come hither . [ afide . Re - enter DENNY , with CRANMER .
King , ' Tis true : Where is he , Denny ? Den . He attends your highness ' pleasure
. King . Bring him to us . [ Exit DENNY , Lov . This is about that which the bishop
fpake ; I am happily come hither . [ afide . Re - enter DENNY , with CRANMER .
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