Mr. William Shakespeare: Julius Cæsar. Antony and Cleopatra. Timon of Athens. Titus AndronicusD. Leach, 1767 |
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... fhall not ftir out of your houfe to - day . [ me CAS . Cæsar fhall forth : the things that threaten'd Ne'er look'd but on my back ; when they fhall fee The face of Casar , they are vanished . CAL . Casar , I never ftood on ceremonies ...
... fhall not ftir out of your houfe to - day . [ me CAS . Cæsar fhall forth : the things that threaten'd Ne'er look'd but on my back ; when they fhall fee The face of Casar , they are vanished . CAL . Casar , I never ftood on ceremonies ...
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... fhall , Mark Antony . CAS . Brutus , a word with you . " You know not what you do ; Do not confent , " " That Antony ... fhall fpeak , I will protest " " He speaks by leave and by permiffion ; " " And that we are contented , Casar fhall ...
... fhall , Mark Antony . CAS . Brutus , a word with you . " You know not what you do ; Do not confent , " " That Antony ... fhall fpeak , I will protest " " He speaks by leave and by permiffion ; " " And that we are contented , Casar fhall ...
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... fhall know of us , by fome of ours , How honourably and how kindly we Determin'd have for her : for Cæsar cannot Leave to be gentle . Mef . So the gods preserve thee ! [ Exit Meffenger . CAS . Come hither , Proculeius ; Go , and fay We ...
... fhall know of us , by fome of ours , How honourably and how kindly we Determin'd have for her : for Cæsar cannot Leave to be gentle . Mef . So the gods preserve thee ! [ Exit Meffenger . CAS . Come hither , Proculeius ; Go , and fay We ...
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