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Alienated by their king's past misdeeds , the nobles and commoners have defected to Bolingbroke . To attribute Richard's downfall to a propensity to verbalize instead of act ( something that becomes apparent only at this juncture ) is ...
Alienated by their king's past misdeeds , the nobles and commoners have defected to Bolingbroke . To attribute Richard's downfall to a propensity to verbalize instead of act ( something that becomes apparent only at this juncture ) is ...
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But if they call him king voluntarily -and even the rebels do until he resigns the crown , though Northumberland's verbal “ mistake ” is ominous - then may he not logically presume that he has the authority of a king ?
But if they call him king voluntarily -and even the rebels do until he resigns the crown , though Northumberland's verbal “ mistake ” is ominous - then may he not logically presume that he has the authority of a king ?
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Mammon calls him the King of Heav'n ( II . 229 ) , Heav'ns Lord Supream ( II . 236 ) , and Heav'ns all - ruling Sire ( II . 264 ) . He contrasts the darkness of Hell with God's light . Beelzebub calls God the King of Heav'n ( II .
Mammon calls him the King of Heav'n ( II . 229 ) , Heav'ns Lord Supream ( II . 236 ) , and Heav'ns all - ruling Sire ( II . 264 ) . He contrasts the darkness of Hell with God's light . Beelzebub calls God the King of Heav'n ( II .
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FOREWORD | 3 |
JAMES D SIMMONDS Vaughans Love Poetry | 27 |
ARTHUR W PITTS JR Proverbs as Testimony in Donnes Style | 43 |
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