Mr. William Shakespeare: Julius Cæsar. Antony and Cleopatra. Timon of Athens. Titus AndronicusD. Leach, 1767 |
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... better foldier : Let it appear fo ; make your vaunting true , And it fhall please me well : For mine own part , I ... better : Did I fay , better ? BRU . If you did , I care not . [ me . CAS . When Casar liv'd , he durft not thus have ...
... better foldier : Let it appear fo ; make your vaunting true , And it fhall please me well : For mine own part , I ... better : Did I fay , better ? BRU . If you did , I care not . [ me . CAS . When Casar liv'd , he durft not thus have ...
Page 78
... better , as you do . BRU . Good words are better than bad ftrokes , Octavius . ANT . In your bad ftrokes , Brutus , you give good words : Witness the hole you made in Casar's heart , Crying , Long live ! bail , Cæsar ! CAS . Antony The ...
... better , as you do . BRU . Good words are better than bad ftrokes , Octavius . ANT . In your bad ftrokes , Brutus , you give good words : Witness the hole you made in Casar's heart , Crying , Long live ! bail , Cæsar ! CAS . Antony The ...
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... better fhall exceed , By fhewing the worfe first . Do not confent , That ever Hector and Achilles meet ; For both our honour and our fhame , in this , Are dog'd with two strange followers . NES . What are they ? I fee them not with my ...
... better fhall exceed , By fhewing the worfe first . Do not confent , That ever Hector and Achilles meet ; For both our honour and our fhame , in this , Are dog'd with two strange followers . NES . What are they ? I fee them not with my ...
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