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... these lines ; I do remember me , that Henry the fixth Did prophefy , that Richmond should be king , When Richmond was a little peevish boy . ' Tis odd - a king - perhaps The last line is often spoke without a tone of continuation to the ...
... these lines ; I do remember me , that Henry the fixth Did prophefy , that Richmond should be king , When Richmond was a little peevish boy . ' Tis odd - a king - perhaps The last line is often spoke without a tone of continuation to the ...
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... these wide streets run blood ? I and the glorious partners of my fortune , Shouting and flriding o'er the proftrate dead Still to new waste ; whilst thou far off in safety , Smiling fhalt fee the wonders of our daring , And when night ...
... these wide streets run blood ? I and the glorious partners of my fortune , Shouting and flriding o'er the proftrate dead Still to new waste ; whilst thou far off in safety , Smiling fhalt fee the wonders of our daring , And when night ...
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... These were my habits , these my cares .——— Thefe hands fufficed to answer my defires , And , having nought , yet nought was wanting to me . Pharafmanes , ill calculated to parley with his own turbulent paffions , contemns cool reason ...
... These were my habits , these my cares .——— Thefe hands fufficed to answer my defires , And , having nought , yet nought was wanting to me . Pharafmanes , ill calculated to parley with his own turbulent paffions , contemns cool reason ...
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