The Dramatic Works of William Shakspeare, Volume 6Harper & Bros., 1839 |
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Page 605
... appears from Dugdale's and Sandford's account of the Mortimer family , that there were two of them taken prisoners at different times by Glendower ; each of them bearing the name of Edmund ; one being Edmund earl of March , nephew to ...
... appears from Dugdale's and Sandford's account of the Mortimer family , that there were two of them taken prisoners at different times by Glendower ; each of them bearing the name of Edmund ; one being Edmund earl of March , nephew to ...
Page 615
... appears to have been induced to leap into Ophelia's grave , not with a design to insult Laertes , but from his love ... appear not above their shoulders ; which though it may be thought a mere fable , yet for mine own part I am resolved ...
... appears to have been induced to leap into Ophelia's grave , not with a design to insult Laertes , but from his love ... appear not above their shoulders ; which though it may be thought a mere fable , yet for mine own part I am resolved ...
Page 617
... appears to me too apposite almost to be used on the occa sion , and is little more than bringing the fact into ... appear as more than a superfluous or- nament . I have read in some book , as ancient as the time of Shakespeare , the fol ...
... appears to me too apposite almost to be used on the occa sion , and is little more than bringing the fact into ... appear as more than a superfluous or- nament . I have read in some book , as ancient as the time of Shakespeare , the fol ...
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