The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volume 7F. C. and J. Rivington, 1823 |
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... o'the world play'd as I pleas'd , Making , and marring fortunes . You did know , How much you were my conqueror ; and that My sword , made weak by my affection , would Obey it on all cause . Cleo . O pardon , pardon . Ant . Fall not a ...
... o'the world play'd as I pleas'd , Making , and marring fortunes . You did know , How much you were my conqueror ; and that My sword , made weak by my affection , would Obey it on all cause . Cleo . O pardon , pardon . Ant . Fall not a ...
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... o'the other side your monument , His guard have brought him thither . Enter Antony , borne by the Guard . O thou sun , Cleo . Burn the great sphere thou mov'st in ! -darkling stand The varying shore o'the world ! -0 Antony ! Antony ...
... o'the other side your monument , His guard have brought him thither . Enter Antony , borne by the Guard . O thou sun , Cleo . Burn the great sphere thou mov'st in ! -darkling stand The varying shore o'the world ! -0 Antony ! Antony ...
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... o'the world , The noblest and do now not basely die , Nor cowardly put off my helmet to My countryman , a Roman , by a Roman Valiantly vanquish'd . Now , my spirit is going ; I can no more . Cleo . Noblest of men , woo't die ? Hast thou ...
... o'the world , The noblest and do now not basely die , Nor cowardly put off my helmet to My countryman , a Roman , by a Roman Valiantly vanquish'd . Now , my spirit is going ; I can no more . Cleo . Noblest of men , woo't die ? Hast thou ...
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