Mr. William Shakespeare: Julius Cæsar. Antony and Cleopatra. Timon of Athens. Titus AndronicusD. Leach, 1767 |
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... blood , As fresh as morning's dew diftill'd on flowers ? A very fatal place it seems to me : — Speak , brother , haft thou hurt thee with the fall ? MART . O , brother , with the dismaleft object , That ever eye with fight made heart ...
... blood , As fresh as morning's dew diftill'd on flowers ? A very fatal place it seems to me : — Speak , brother , haft thou hurt thee with the fall ? MART . O , brother , with the dismaleft object , That ever eye with fight made heart ...
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... blood will make it shame and blush . O earth , I will befriend thee more with rain , That shall diftil from these two ancient urns , Than youthful April fhall with all his showers : In fummer's drought , I'll drop upon thee ftill ; In ...
... blood will make it shame and blush . O earth , I will befriend thee more with rain , That shall diftil from these two ancient urns , Than youthful April fhall with all his showers : In fummer's drought , I'll drop upon thee ftill ; In ...
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... blood , and hot blood begets hot thoughts , and hot thoughts beget hot deeds , and hot deeds is love . PAN . Is this the generation of love ? hot blood , hot thoughts , and hot deeds , why , they are vipers ; Is love a generation of ...
... blood , and hot blood begets hot thoughts , and hot thoughts beget hot deeds , and hot deeds is love . PAN . Is this the generation of love ? hot blood , hot thoughts , and hot deeds , why , they are vipers ; Is love a generation of ...
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