Copeland's Treasury for Booklovers: A Panorama of English and American Poetry and Prose from the Earliest Times to the Present, Volume 1Charles Townsend Copeland Scribner's, 1933 |
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Page 120
... sent for ? Is it your own inclining ? Is it a free visitation ? Come , deal justly with me . Come , come . Nay , speak . Guil . What should we say , my lord ? Ham . Why , anything , but to the pur- pose . You were sent for ; and there ...
... sent for ? Is it your own inclining ? Is it a free visitation ? Come , deal justly with me . Come , come . Nay , speak . Guil . What should we say , my lord ? Ham . Why , anything , but to the pur- pose . You were sent for ; and there ...
Page 193
... sent an express to the court with a plain relation of the whole matter of fact , and that there appeared to be no manner of combination with those of the religion in other places of the province ; but that it was an insolence in those ...
... sent an express to the court with a plain relation of the whole matter of fact , and that there appeared to be no manner of combination with those of the religion in other places of the province ; but that it was an insolence in those ...
Page 218
... sent him to the Duke's house , in St. James's Square ; but the porter could hardly answer for tears , and a great rabble was about the house . In short , they fought at seven this morning . The dog Mohun was killed on the spot ; and ...
... sent him to the Duke's house , in St. James's Square ; but the porter could hardly answer for tears , and a great rabble was about the house . In short , they fought at seven this morning . The dog Mohun was killed on the spot ; and ...
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INTRODUCTION BY C T COPELAND | 1 |
TRANSLATIONS | 16 |
Ezekiel XXXVII 114 | 24 |
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