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... noble nature , ) not to let Thy hopeful fervice perifh too : Good Cromwell , Neglect him not ; make ufe now , and provide For thine own future fafety . Crom . O my lord , Muft I then leave you ? muft I needs forego So good , fo noble ...
... noble nature , ) not to let Thy hopeful fervice perifh too : Good Cromwell , Neglect him not ; make ufe now , and provide For thine own future fafety . Crom . O my lord , Muft I then leave you ? muft I needs forego So good , fo noble ...
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... noble modest nature ; I hope , the will deferve well ; ) and a little To love her for her mother's fake , that lov'd him , Heaven knows how dearly . My next poor petition Is , that his noble grace would have some pity Upon my wretched ...
... noble modest nature ; I hope , the will deferve well ; ) and a little To love her for her mother's fake , that lov'd him , Heaven knows how dearly . My next poor petition Is , that his noble grace would have some pity Upon my wretched ...
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... noble mind Than fhe , ] Antony is here made to fay , that he is deftitute of even the courage of a woman ; that he is deftitute of a lefs noble mind than Cleopatra . But he means to affert the very contrary ; -that he muft acknowledge ...
... noble mind Than fhe , ] Antony is here made to fay , that he is deftitute of even the courage of a woman ; that he is deftitute of a lefs noble mind than Cleopatra . But he means to affert the very contrary ; -that he muft acknowledge ...
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The Plays and Poems of William Shakespeare, with the Life and ..., Volum 7 William Shakespeare Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1844 |
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