The Plays and Poems of William Shakespeare, Volum 5H. Baldwin, 1968 |
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... tears : Now , fir , the found , that tells what hour it is , Are clamorous groans , that ftrike upon my heart , Which is the bell : So fighs , and tears , and groans , Shew minutes , times , and hours : but my time Runs posting on in ...
... tears : Now , fir , the found , that tells what hour it is , Are clamorous groans , that ftrike upon my heart , Which is the bell : So fighs , and tears , and groans , Shew minutes , times , and hours : but my time Runs posting on in ...
Side 501
... tears . MALONE . 6 The dead men's blood , - ] The difpofition of the images were more regular , if we were to read thus : -upon your bead Turning the dead men's blood , the widows ' tears , The orphans ' cries , the pining maidens ...
... tears . MALONE . 6 The dead men's blood , - ] The difpofition of the images were more regular , if we were to read thus : -upon your bead Turning the dead men's blood , the widows ' tears , The orphans ' cries , the pining maidens ...
Side 570
... tears 7 . K. Hen . I blame you not ; For , hearing this , I must perforce compound With mistful eyes , or they will iffue too.- [ Alarum , 6 A teftament of noble - ending love . ] So the folio . The quarto reads : An argument of never ...
... tears 7 . K. Hen . I blame you not ; For , hearing this , I must perforce compound With mistful eyes , or they will iffue too.- [ Alarum , 6 A teftament of noble - ending love . ] So the folio . The quarto reads : An argument of never ...
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