Excerpt from The Works of Shakespeare, Vol. 3: Containing, All's Well, That Ends Well; Twelfth-Night, or What You Will; The Comedy of Errors; The Winter-Night's Tale; The Life and Death of King John
Lafivfle was excellent, indeed, Madam; the King very lately (poke of him admiringly, and mourningly: he was fkilfnl enough to have liv'd ilill, if knowledge could be fet up agarnft mortality.
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