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24 ALPHONSUSAnd nimbly haunt chcir Ghofts in every nook.Exit. M(ir,et Alphonfus,Îphon.This one nayl helps 10 drive the other oor»1 flew the Father, and bewitch the Sod,With power of words to be the in/^rumencTo rid my iocs wich danger ofhis life.How eafily can fubui age intice.Such credulous yo;ing novices to their death ?Huge wondtrs svili Al^honfiu jring lo ^di(s^By the mad mind of thn enraged Boy;Even they which think rhcmfelves my greattft friend?.Shall fall by this deed yc* my Arch-enemiesShall turn to be my chief confederates.My foliitary walks may biecd Mpt^,rie therefore give my fc.'f ro Companie,As I intended nothing but tnc.'efportsYet hope to fend molf a.tor. int ;is Pageant,To Revel ii with Rh^dAnKim in i^dl.£x/i.Enter RichardEarl of Cornwall hl:^ a Clo-.v>t.Richard. How far Is Rich.i d now unlike the manThat crol^ the Seas to win an h-nperie ?But as I plod it like a plumper Bowr,To fetch in Fewel for the Kitchin fire,So every one in his vocation.Labours to make the paflimes plaufible -,My Nephew Edward jas it through the Court,"With Pxinceis i/^f^/^nV^/Êmprefsofhis FortuneThe demy C^far in his hunters fuic,Makes all the Court to Ring wiih Horns and Hounds,Co//f«cheCook beiiirs him in the Kitchin;Bat that which joyts me moii in all thefe I'ports,Is Mentz., to fee how he is made an Afs ?The common feorn and by-word of the Court;And every one to be the fame he fecms.Seems to forget to be the fame he is.Yet tomyroabs I cannot fuitmymind.Nor with my habit lliake dilTionour ol?.The fevfn Ele»5lorspromis'dmetbe Empire,The perjuc*d Bifliop Msntx, did fwcar no k(sY€f
:Emferdur of Germany,Yet I have Teen it Hiar'tJ before my face,Whife my be.'t friends do hide cheir heads forfhame*I bear a (lievv of outward fml contend,But^rief thereof hath almoft kill'd my heart.Here re(^ liiee Richardî\^\vk upon a mean,To end thy life, or to repair ihinc honcur9And vow ]KVs.r co Ire fair Eijgl.uids bounds.Till thou in yiix be Crowned Empercur.Ei:tcriwo Bowrs.Holla.mc thinks there ccmech Company,The Bowrs J tree that come to hew (he Wood^Which I muli carry to the Kitchen Fire,Tie lye a while and JilJen to cheir talk.2Jr.?i:erfians.v.v/ J.^rick two Dutch Bowrs.Jc. lôm^fcr ^?iii3 lt3o;e bill Doto, VoarumbbfC lotDfOtratrjfcU ?b
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AlphonsusEmperor of GermanyA Iraged
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ALPHONSUSEMPEROR OFGERMANYREPRINTED
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PREFACEThe text of thisedition of A
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INTRODUCTIONIn his Literary Relatio
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IntroductionviiMeyer {Machiavelli a
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IntroductionixIn this play, moreove
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NOTESPage IStage direction :Alexand
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Notes 89Line 17:griping at our lots
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