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s heart ! SUF . The King , the King ! 100 2 ΙΙο Enter the King , reading of a Schedule , and LOVELL . King . What piles of wealth hath he accumulated To his own portion ! and what expense by the hour Seems to flow from him !
s heart ! SUF . The King , the King ! 100 2 ΙΙο Enter the King , reading of a Schedule , and LOVELL . King . What piles of wealth hath he accumulated To his own portion ! and what expense by the hour Seems to flow from him !
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Since I had my office , I have kept you next my heart ; have not alone Employ'd you where high profits might come home , But par'd my present havings to bestow My bounties upon you . Wol . [ aside . ] What should this mean ? SUR .
Since I had my office , I have kept you next my heart ; have not alone Employ'd you where high profits might come home , But par'd my present havings to bestow My bounties upon you . Wol . [ aside . ] What should this mean ? SUR .
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ACT V Sc . III 40 50 ( I speak it with a single heart , my Lords ) A man that more detests , more stirs against , Both in his private conscience and his place , Defacers of a public peace than I do . Pray Heaven , the King may never ...
ACT V Sc . III 40 50 ( I speak it with a single heart , my Lords ) A man that more detests , more stirs against , Both in his private conscience and his place , Defacers of a public peace than I do . Pray Heaven , the King may never ...
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