Mr. William Shakespeare: Julius Cæsar. Antony and Cleopatra. Timon of Athens. Titus AndronicusD. Leach, 1767 |
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Page 81
... mean time , I laugh at his challenge . MEC . Cesar must think , When one fo great begins to rage , he's hunted Even to falling . Give him no breath , but now Make boot of his diftraction : Never anger Made good guard for itself . CAS ...
... mean time , I laugh at his challenge . MEC . Cesar must think , When one fo great begins to rage , he's hunted Even to falling . Give him no breath , but now Make boot of his diftraction : Never anger Made good guard for itself . CAS ...
Page 83
... mean you , fir , To give them this discomfort ? Look , they weep ; And , I , an afs , am onion - ey'd for fhame , Tranfform us not to women . ANT . Ho , ho , ho ! : Now the witch take me , if I meant it thus ! Grace grow where those ...
... mean you , fir , To give them this discomfort ? Look , they weep ; And , I , an afs , am onion - ey'd for fhame , Tranfform us not to women . ANT . Ho , ho , ho ! : Now the witch take me , if I meant it thus ! Grace grow where those ...
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... mean : - Somewhither would fhe have thee go with her . Ah , boy , Cornelia never with more care Read to her fons ... means this ? [ Seeing her turn over the Books Lucius has let fall . Some book there is , that she desires to fee : _ ...
... mean : - Somewhither would fhe have thee go with her . Ah , boy , Cornelia never with more care Read to her fons ... means this ? [ Seeing her turn over the Books Lucius has let fall . Some book there is , that she desires to fee : _ ...
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