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Pagina 3
Go not to Wittenberg , my love , I pray you . Hamlet . Mamma , I shall in all my best obey you . King . Well said , my lad ! Cheer up ! ( 6 ) no more foul weather :We'll meet anon , and all get drunk together .
Go not to Wittenberg , my love , I pray you . Hamlet . Mamma , I shall in all my best obey you . King . Well said , my lad ! Cheer up ! ( 6 ) no more foul weather :We'll meet anon , and all get drunk together .
Pagina 4
So fondly he lov'd her , I've oft heard him tell her , “ If it rains , my dear Gertrude , pray take my umbrella : " When too roughly the winds have beset her , he'th said , My dear , take my belcher ( c ) to tie round your head .
So fondly he lov'd her , I've oft heard him tell her , “ If it rains , my dear Gertrude , pray take my umbrella : " When too roughly the winds have beset her , he'th said , My dear , take my belcher ( c ) to tie round your head .
Pagina 6
says Horatio ; They came in a twitter to tell this to me , Saying , “ If you don't credit us , pray come and see . With his comb - stone , & c . “ A cock and a bull , " says Horatio . I promis'd with them to keep watch the next night ...
says Horatio ; They came in a twitter to tell this to me , Saying , “ If you don't credit us , pray come and see . With his comb - stone , & c . “ A cock and a bull , " says Horatio . I promis'd with them to keep watch the next night ...
Pagina 11
Gbost . You had better . Hamler . No ! Gbost . Then hold your gab ( 6 ) , and hear what I've to tell ; I'm press'd for time — we keep good hours in h - 11 . Soon must I go and have another roast ; So pray attend to me . Hamlet .
Gbost . You had better . Hamler . No ! Gbost . Then hold your gab ( 6 ) , and hear what I've to tell ; I'm press'd for time — we keep good hours in h - 11 . Soon must I go and have another roast ; So pray attend to me . Hamlet .
Pagina 13
I should like to have settled my worldly affairs , But the rascal came on so unawares , That I hadn't even time to say my pray'rs . Ri tol tiddy , & c . Torment your uncle for my sake Ri tol tiddy , & c .
I should like to have settled my worldly affairs , But the rascal came on so unawares , That I hadn't even time to say my pray'rs . Ri tol tiddy , & c . Torment your uncle for my sake Ri tol tiddy , & c .
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | Hamlet Travestie, with Burlesque Annotations Hamlet Travestie,: With Burlesque Annotations, John Poole |
| Auteur | John Poole |
| Uitgever | Reprinted for private distribution, 1866 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | de New York Public Library |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 13 april 2009 |
| Lengte | 109 pagina's |
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