The Plays of William Shakspeare: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, to which are Added Notes, Volume 14J. Johnson, 1803 |
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... HAST . ' Tis better ufing France , than trusting France : * Let us be back'd with God , and with the feas , " * Which he hath given for fence impregnable , * And with their helps only defend ourselves ; * In them , and in ourselves ...
... HAST . ' Tis better ufing France , than trusting France : * Let us be back'd with God , and with the feas , " * Which he hath given for fence impregnable , * And with their helps only defend ourselves ; * In them , and in ourselves ...
Page 143
... HAST . And Haftings , as he , favours Edward's C caufe ! K. EDW . Now , brother Richard , will you stand by us ? GLO . Ay , in despite of all that shall withstand you.9 Pembroke , and Stafford , & c . ] The quartos give the paffage thus ...
... HAST . And Haftings , as he , favours Edward's C caufe ! K. EDW . Now , brother Richard , will you stand by us ? GLO . Ay , in despite of all that shall withstand you.9 Pembroke , and Stafford , & c . ] The quartos give the paffage thus ...
Page 154
... HAST . TO Lynn , my lord ; and fhip from thence to Flanders . ' GLO . Well guefs'd , believe me ; for that was my meaning . ' K. EDW . Stanley , I will requite thy forward- nefs . * GLO . But wherefore ftay we ? ' tis no time to talk ...
... HAST . TO Lynn , my lord ; and fhip from thence to Flanders . ' GLO . Well guefs'd , believe me ; for that was my meaning . ' K. EDW . Stanley , I will requite thy forward- nefs . * GLO . But wherefore ftay we ? ' tis no time to talk ...
Page 162
... HAST . My liege , I'll knock once more , to fummon them . Enter , on the Walls , the Mayor of York , and his Brethren . ' MAY . My lords , we were forewarned of your coming , And shut the gates for fafety of ourselves ; For now we owe ...
... HAST . My liege , I'll knock once more , to fummon them . Enter , on the Walls , the Mayor of York , and his Brethren . ' MAY . My lords , we were forewarned of your coming , And shut the gates for fafety of ourselves ; For now we owe ...
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... HAST . Why , mafter mayor , why stand doubt ? you Open the gates , we are king Henry's friends . in a ' MAY . Ay , say you fo ? the gates fhall then be [ Exeunt from above . open'd . ' GLO . A wife ftout captain , and perfuaded foon ! 9 ...
... HAST . Why , mafter mayor , why stand doubt ? you Open the gates , we are king Henry's friends . in a ' MAY . Ay , say you fo ? the gates fhall then be [ Exeunt from above . open'd . ' GLO . A wife ftout captain , and perfuaded foon ! 9 ...
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