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Pagina 1
How now , Laertes , what's the news with you ? You told us of some suit.Laertes . My Lord , that's true : I have a mighty wish to learn to dance , And crave your royal leave to go to France . King Your suit is granted . Laertes .
How now , Laertes , what's the news with you ? You told us of some suit.Laertes . My Lord , that's true : I have a mighty wish to learn to dance , And crave your royal leave to go to France . King Your suit is granted . Laertes .
Pagina 2
Come , Hamlet , leave off crying ; ' tis in vain , Since crying will not bring him back again . Besides , ' tis common : all that live must dieSo blow you nose , my dear , and do not cry . Hamlet . Aye , Madam , it is common . Queen .
Come , Hamlet , leave off crying ; ' tis in vain , Since crying will not bring him back again . Besides , ' tis common : all that live must dieSo blow you nose , my dear , and do not cry . Hamlet . Aye , Madam , it is common . Queen .
Pagina 8
He may not , like we folks of meaner station , Take up with any trollop in the nation ; So look before you leap ; depend upon it , ' Tis moonshine all , in valentine or sonnet : He'll Airt with any wench in town , then leave 8 HAMLET ...
He may not , like we folks of meaner station , Take up with any trollop in the nation ; So look before you leap ; depend upon it , ' Tis moonshine all , in valentine or sonnet : He'll Airt with any wench in town , then leave 8 HAMLET ...
Pagina 9
He'll Airt with any wench in town , then leave her ; For know , that Hamlet is a gay deceiver . She sports her figure quite enough ( take note ) Who wears a Aannel under - petticoat ( b ) . Ophelia . I take the hint : but do not ...
He'll Airt with any wench in town , then leave her ; For know , that Hamlet is a gay deceiver . She sports her figure quite enough ( take note ) Who wears a Aannel under - petticoat ( b ) . Ophelia . I take the hint : but do not ...
Pagina 24
Truly , death is a fine thing to talk of , But I'll leave it to men of more learning ; For my own part , I've no wish to walk off , For I find there's no chance of returning.After all , ' tis the pleasanter way , To bear up as we can ...
Truly , death is a fine thing to talk of , But I'll leave it to men of more learning ; For my own part , I've no wish to walk off , For I find there's no chance of returning.After all , ' tis the pleasanter way , To bear up as we can ...
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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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