The Pictorial Edition of the Works of Shakspere, Volumen3G. Routledge & Sons, 1860 - 516 páginas |
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... earth . " e The repeated use , by Richard , of the word earth , would seem to indicate that Shakspere employs the word in the And do thee favour with my royal hands . Feed not thy sovereign's foe , my gentle earth , Nor with thy sweets ...
... earth . " e The repeated use , by Richard , of the word earth , would seem to indicate that Shakspere employs the word in the And do thee favour with my royal hands . Feed not thy sovereign's foe , my gentle earth , Nor with thy sweets ...
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... earth . Whiter , although he does not suppose that there was a connexion between an oath and the earth , when the gage was thrown - or as War- ner has it in his Albion's England , when the glove was " terr'd " -yet points at an ...
... earth . Whiter , although he does not suppose that there was a connexion between an oath and the earth , when the gage was thrown - or as War- ner has it in his Albion's England , when the glove was " terr'd " -yet points at an ...
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... earth " with the self - confiding port of one who will hold it against all foes ? The conventional dignity of the king cannot conceal the intellectual weakness of the man ; and we see that he must lose his " gentle earth " for ever ...
... earth " with the self - confiding port of one who will hold it against all foes ? The conventional dignity of the king cannot conceal the intellectual weakness of the man ; and we see that he must lose his " gentle earth " for ever ...
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