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... eares that are so fortified , What we haue two nights seene . Hor . Wel , sit we downe , and let ys heare Bernardo speake of this . 2. Last night of al , when yonder starre that's west- ward from the pole , had made his course to ...
... eares that are so fortified , What we haue two nights seene . Hor . Wel , sit we downe , and let ys heare Bernardo speake of this . 2. Last night of al , when yonder starre that's west- ward from the pole , had made his course to ...
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... eare , till I may deliuer , Vpon the witnesse of these Gentlemen This wonder to you . Ham . For Gods loue let me heare it . Hor . Two nights together had these Gentlemen Marcellus and Bernardo , on their watch , In the dead vast and ...
... eare , till I may deliuer , Vpon the witnesse of these Gentlemen This wonder to you . Ham . For Gods loue let me heare it . Hor . Two nights together had these Gentlemen Marcellus and Bernardo , on their watch , In the dead vast and ...
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... eare , And doubt not but to keepe my honour firme , But my deere brother , do not you Like to a cunning Sophister , Teach me the path and ready way to heauen , While you forgetting what is said to me , Your selfe , like to a carelesse ...
... eare , And doubt not but to keepe my honour firme , But my deere brother , do not you Like to a cunning Sophister , Teach me the path and ready way to heauen , While you forgetting what is said to me , Your selfe , like to a carelesse ...
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... fire , Till the foule crimes done in my dayes of Nature Arepurged and burnt away . Ham . Alas poore Ghost . Ghost Nay pitty me not , but to my vnfolding exit . Lend Lend thy listning eare , but that I am forbid The Tragedie of Hamlet.
... fire , Till the foule crimes done in my dayes of Nature Arepurged and burnt away . Ham . Alas poore Ghost . Ghost Nay pitty me not , but to my vnfolding exit . Lend Lend thy listning eare , but that I am forbid The Tragedie of Hamlet.
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... eare of Denmarke Is with a forged Prosses of my death rankely abusde : But know thou noble Youth : he that did sting Thy fathers heart , now weares his Crowne . Ham . O my prophetike soule , my vncle ! my vncle ! Ghost Yea he , that ...
... eare of Denmarke Is with a forged Prosses of my death rankely abusde : But know thou noble Youth : he that did sting Thy fathers heart , now weares his Crowne . Ham . O my prophetike soule , my vncle ! my vncle ! Ghost Yea he , that ...
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agen ayre beleeue Clowne dead death deere Denmarke doth drinke duetie earth Enter Corambis Enter Hamlet Enter King euen euery exeunt exit exit Ghost eyes farewell father fellow Fortenbrasse foyles gainst Gent Gentlemen Gertred Ghost Gilderstone giue giuen graue griefe hart hast hath haue seene heare heart heauen Hecuba heere Horatio I'le i'st indeede King Hamlet king of Denmarke king,and Lady Lear Leartes leaue liue looke loue louing Madam madde madnesse maiestie Marcellus Mary mother murder ne're neuer night Norway Nunnery goe o're obserue Ofel Ofelia play Players powre poyson pray prethee Prince Hamlet Pyrrus Queene Hamlet Rapier receiue reuenge Rossencraft saue selfe shew sinnes sonne Hamlet sory soule speake sute sweare sweete t'is tell thee themselues there's thing thinke thou Tragedy of Hamlet vncle vnto vpon Weele wilt Wittenberg yong Yoricke you'l