Mr. William Shakespeare: Julius Cæsar. Antony and Cleopatra. Timon of Athens. Titus AndronicusD. Leach, 1767 |
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... tears . [ Tribunes , & c . pafs Titus , and Exeunt with the Prisoners , Let my tears ftanch the earth's dry appetite ; My fons ' sweet blood will make it shame and blush . O earth , I will befriend thee more with rain , That shall ...
... tears . [ Tribunes , & c . pafs Titus , and Exeunt with the Prisoners , Let my tears ftanch the earth's dry appetite ; My fons ' sweet blood will make it shame and blush . O earth , I will befriend thee more with rain , That shall ...
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... tears ; for , at your grief , See , how my wretched fifter fobs and weeps , [ eyes . MAR . Patience , dear niece ; -good Titus , dry thine TIT . Ah , Marcus , Marcus , brother , well I wote , Thy napkin cannot drink a tear of mine , For ...
... tears ; for , at your grief , See , how my wretched fifter fobs and weeps , [ eyes . MAR . Patience , dear niece ; -good Titus , dry thine TIT . Ah , Marcus , Marcus , brother , well I wote , Thy napkin cannot drink a tear of mine , For ...
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... tears upon this trunk : - [ kneels over Titus ' Body . O , take this warm kifs on thy pale cold lips , These forrowful drops upon thy blood - ftain'd face , The last true duties of thy noble fon ! MAR . A tear for tear , and loving kiss ...
... tears upon this trunk : - [ kneels over Titus ' Body . O , take this warm kifs on thy pale cold lips , These forrowful drops upon thy blood - ftain'd face , The last true duties of thy noble fon ! MAR . A tear for tear , and loving kiss ...
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