The History of King LearCornmarket Press, 1969 - 67 pages |
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... yet I will prefume so far on your Friendship , as to make the Whole a Present to you , and Subscribe my self Your obliged Friend and humble Servant , N. Tate . PRO- Sinc PROLOGUE . Ince by Miftakes your best Delights are.
... yet I will prefume so far on your Friendship , as to make the Whole a Present to you , and Subscribe my self Your obliged Friend and humble Servant , N. Tate . PRO- Sinc PROLOGUE . Ince by Miftakes your best Delights are.
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... Best Pow'rs . Reg . White - liver'd Slave ! Our Forces rais'd and led by Valiant Edmund , Shall drive this Monster of Rebellion back To her daik Cell ; young Glofter's Arm allays The Storm , his Father's feeble Breath did Raife . The ...
... Best Pow'rs . Reg . White - liver'd Slave ! Our Forces rais'd and led by Valiant Edmund , Shall drive this Monster of Rebellion back To her daik Cell ; young Glofter's Arm allays The Storm , his Father's feeble Breath did Raife . The ...
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... best of your Reward's to come . Lear . Charge , charge upon their Flank , their last Wing haults ; Push , push the Battel , and the Day's our own . Their Ranks are broke , down , down with Albany . Who holds my Hands ? O thou deceiving ...
... best of your Reward's to come . Lear . Charge , charge upon their Flank , their last Wing haults ; Push , push the Battel , and the Day's our own . Their Ranks are broke , down , down with Albany . Who holds my Hands ? O thou deceiving ...
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