 | Albert Cohn - 1865 - 382 pages
...him. CORAMB. Never mind it, my dear daughter. But tell me, he hath not done anything else to you? O! now I know why Prince Hamlet is mad : he is certainly...me, — nay, but it made me mad as a march hare. But now, I care for it no longer. I prefer to sit by the fire, to count my bright new coins, and drink... | |
 | Albert Cohn - 1865 - 380 pages
...him. CORAMB. Never mind it, my dear daughter. But tell me, he hath not done anything else to you? Ol now I know why Prince Hamlet is mad : he is certainly...much potency that it depriveth a man of his wits. COKAMB. My gracious master and king, most assuredly is love potent enough to deprive a man of his wits.... | |
 | Albert Cohn - 1865 - 376 pages
...him. CORAMB. Never mind it, my dear daughter. But tell me, he hath not done anything else to you? O! now I know why Prince Hamlet is mad : he is certainly in love with my daughter. KIM.. Hath love then so much potency that it depriveth a man of his wits. CORAMB. My gracious master... | |
 | William Shakespeare - 1877 - 444 pages
...no peace. Cor. Make thyself easy, dear daughter. But he has not done anything else to thee?— Oh, now I know why Prince Hamlet is mad. He is certainly in love with my daughter. King. Has love, then, such power as to make a man mad? Cor. Gracious lord and King, love is certainly strong... | |
 | Robert Gordon Latham - 1872 - 160 pages
...have no peace. Corambus. Make yourself easy, my daughter. He has not done anything else, has he ? O ! now I know why Prince Hamlet is mad. He is certainly in love with my daughter ? King. Can love then make a man mad ? King. But cannot one see with one's own eyes his raving and madness... | |
 | William Shakespeare - 1877 - 498 pages
...no peace. Cor. Make thyself easy, dear daughter. But he has not done anything else to thee? — Oh, now I know why Prince Hamlet is mad. He is certainly in love with my daughter. fKing. Has love, then, such power as to make a man mad ? Cor. Gracious lord and King, love is certainly... | |
 | Appleton Morgan, Charlotte Endymion Porter - 1891 - 302 pages
...have no peace. Corambus. Make yourself easy, my daughter. He has not done anything else, has he? Oh, now I know why Prince Hamlet is mad. He is certainly in love with my daughter. King. Can love, then, make a man mad ? Corambus. No doubt, my gracious Lord and King, love is full strong... | |
 | Geoffrey Bullough - 1975 - 584 pages
...peace from him.1 CORAMB. Calm yourself, dear daughter. But he has not done anything else to you ? O ! now I know why Prince Hamlet is mad : he is certainly in love with my daughter. KING. Has love then such power as to make a man mad ? CORAMB. My gracious master and king, most assuredly... | |
 | 1891 - 278 pages
...have no peace. Corambus. Make yourself easy, my daughter. He has not done anything else, has he ? Oh, now I know why Prince Hamlet is mad. He is certainly in love with my daughter. King. Can love, then, make a man mad ? Corambus. No doubt, my gracious Lord and King, love is full strong... | |
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... hath found them. SCENE III. OPHELIA. OPHELIA. Alas! my father protect me. CORAMB. How now Ophelia, what aileth thee? OPHELIA. Alas! my father, Prince Hamlet doth plague me; I can have no peace for him. CORAMB. Never mind it, my dear daughter. But... 