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Page 38
... Whilst one retains her , t'other shall return I ' inform me where she's lodg'd : I'll be disguis'd too . Whilst they are poaching for me , I'll to the duke With these dispatches ; then to the field , Where , like the vig'rous Jove , I ...
... Whilst one retains her , t'other shall return I ' inform me where she's lodg'd : I'll be disguis'd too . Whilst they are poaching for me , I'll to the duke With these dispatches ; then to the field , Where , like the vig'rous Jove , I ...
Page 43
... whilst you return and bring Lord Edmund hither : but help me first to house ' em . - Now , dispatch . [ They seize Cordelia and Arunthe . Cor . Help ! -murder ? -help ! -Gods , some kind thunder- bolt To strike me dead ! Ara . Help ...
... whilst you return and bring Lord Edmund hither : but help me first to house ' em . - Now , dispatch . [ They seize Cordelia and Arunthe . Cor . Help ! -murder ? -help ! -Gods , some kind thunder- bolt To strike me dead ! Ara . Help ...
Page 47
... whilst yet my blood is warm ! [ Draws his sword , runs Cornwall through the body , and is carried off by the Guard , R. Cornwall is supported by Servants . Reg . Help here- are you not hurt , my lord ? Glost . [ Without , L. ] Edmund ...
... whilst yet my blood is warm ! [ Draws his sword , runs Cornwall through the body , and is carried off by the Guard , R. Cornwall is supported by Servants . Reg . Help here- are you not hurt , my lord ? Glost . [ Without , L. ] Edmund ...
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