The Dramatic Works of Shakspeare: In Six Volumes, Volum 6Clarendon Press, 1786 |
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Pàgina 382
... Clown . But is this law ? 1 Clown . Ay , marry is't ; crowner's - queft law . 2 Clown . Will you ha ' the truth on't ? If this had not been a gentlewoman , fhe fhould have been bury'd out of christian burial . 1 Clown . Why , there thou ...
... Clown . But is this law ? 1 Clown . Ay , marry is't ; crowner's - queft law . 2 Clown . Will you ha ' the truth on't ? If this had not been a gentlewoman , fhe fhould have been bury'd out of christian burial . 1 Clown . Why , there thou ...
Pàgina 386
... Clown . For no man , fir . Ham . What woman then ? Clown . For none neither . Ham . Who is to be buried in't ? Clown . One , that was a woman , fir ; but , rest her soul , fhe's dead . Ham . How " abfolute the knave is ! we must speak ...
... Clown . For no man , fir . Ham . What woman then ? Clown . For none neither . Ham . Who is to be buried in't ? Clown . One , that was a woman , fir ; but , rest her soul , fhe's dead . Ham . How " abfolute the knave is ! we must speak ...
Pàgina 471
... Clown . Clown . Why , masters , have your inftruments been at Naples , that they speak i ' the nose thus ? Muf . How , fir , how ! Clown . Are thefe , I pray you , call'd wind instruments ? Muf . Ay , marry , are they , fir . Clown . O ...
... Clown . Clown . Why , masters , have your inftruments been at Naples , that they speak i ' the nose thus ? Muf . How , fir , how ! Clown . Are thefe , I pray you , call'd wind instruments ? Muf . Ay , marry , are they , fir . Clown . O ...
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