...find success, Such as your king importunes. Hunt. You are gracious. K. Hen. Perkin, we are info'rm'd, is arm'd to die; In that we'll honour him. Our lords...In health, when purged of corrupted blood. [Exeunt. 8 We gather this Jit use.] The poet seems to apply this word in the Puritanical sense (then sufficiently...

...find success, Such as your king importunes. Hunt. You are gracious. K. Hen. Perkin, we are inform'd, is arm'd to die; In that we'll honour him. Our lords...execution ; and from hence We gather this fit use ;s — that public states, As our particular bodies, taste most good In health, when purged of corrupted...

...find success, Such as your king importunes. Hunt. You are gracious. K. Hen. Perkin, we are inform'd, is arm'd to die ; In that we'll honour him. Our lords...execution ; and from hence We gather this fit use ;8 — that public states, As our particular bodies, taste most good In health, when purged of corrupted...

...find success, Such as your king importunes. Hunt. You are gracious. K. Hen. Perkin, we are inform'd, is arm'd to die ; In that we'll honour him. Our lords...execution ; and from hence We gather this fit use ;8 — that public states, As our particular bodies, taste most good In health, when purged of corrupted...

...have lavished most of bis care on the Scotch characters, and with a success altogether proEPILOGUE. HERE has appear'd, though in a several fashion, The threats of majesty; the strength of passion; Hopes of an empire ; change of fortunes ; all What can to theatres of Greatness fall, Proving their...

...find success, Such as your king importunes. Hunt. You are gracious. K. Hen. Perkin, we are inform'd, is arm'd to die; In that we'll honour him. Our lords...In health, when purged of corrupted blood. [Exeunt. * We gather this fit use.] The poet seems to apply this word in the Puritanical sense (then sufficiently...

...find success, Such as your king importunes. Hunt. You are gracious. K. Hen. Perkin, we are inform'd, is arm'd to die; In that we'll honour him. Our lords...In health, when purged of corrupted blood. [Exeunt. * We gather this Jit us«.] The poet seems to apply this word in the Puritanical sense (then sufficiently...

...importunes. Hunt. You are gracious. K. Hen. Perkin, we are inform'd, is arm'd to die ; In that we 'll honour him. Our lords shall follow To see the execution...In health, when purged of corrupted blood. [Exeunt. 1 We gather this fit use.] The poet seems to apply this word in the Puritanical sense (then sufficiently...

...VII. showed little generosity when he remarked upon their executions, as he sat comfortably at home, " That public states, As our particular bodies, taste...most good In health, when purged of corrupted blood." Ford, the dramatic poet, offers indirect testimony to the morality of the English tailor, by his introduction...

...VII. showed little generosity when he remarked upon these executions, as he sat comfortably at home, that public states, As our particular bodies, taste most good In health, wbcn purgid of corrupted blood. Ford, the dramatic poet, offers indirect testimony tp the morality...