. The standard edition of the pictorial Shakspere. given me longer able means, we had not parted are the whole contents :—And, good my that you love the dearest in this you wish christian peace to souls these poor peoples friend, and urge the kingTo do me this last right. Cap. By heaven, I will ; Or let me lose the fashion of a man ! Kath. I thank you, honest lord. RemembermeIn all humility unto his highness :Say, his long trouble now is passingOut of this world: tell him, in death I blessdhim, 377 Act IV.] KING HENRY VIII. [Scene II. For so
. The standard edition of the pictorial Shakspere. given me longer able means, we had not parted are the whole contents :—And, good my that you love the dearest in this you wish christian peace to souls these poor peoples friend, and urge the kingTo do me this last right. Cap. By heaven, I will ; Or let me lose the fashion of a man ! Kath. I thank you, honest lord. RemembermeIn all humility unto his highness :Say, his long trouble now is passingOut of this world: tell him, in death I blessdhim, 377 Act IV.] KING HENRY VIII. [Scene II. For so I will.—Mine eyes grow dim.—-Farewell,My lord.—Griffith, farewell.—Nay, Patience,You must not leave me yet. I must to bed;Call in more women.—When I am dead, good wench,Let me be usd with honour ; strew me over • With maiden flowers, that all the world may knowI was a chaste wife to my grave: embalm me,Then lay me forth: although unqueend, yet likeA queen, and daughter to a king, inter can no more. [^Exeunt, leadhic/ [Christ Church, Oxford. 378
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