Bell's Edition of Shakespeare's Plays, 1774, Volume 4Cornmarket P., 1969 - 1800 pages |
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Page 317
... fight with him by sea . Cle . By fea ! What else ? Can . Why will my lord do fo ? Ant . For that he dares us to't . Eno . So hath my lord dar'd him to fingle fight . Can . Ay , and to wage this battle at Pharfalia , Where Cafar fought ...
... fight with him by sea . Cle . By fea ! What else ? Can . Why will my lord do fo ? Ant . For that he dares us to't . Eno . So hath my lord dar'd him to fingle fight . Can . Ay , and to wage this battle at Pharfalia , Where Cafar fought ...
Page 319
... fight . Alarums . Enter Enobarbus . Eno . Naught , naught , all naught ! I can behold no longer : The Antoniad , the ... fight ? " Sca . On our fide like the token'd peftilence , " Where death is fure . Yon ' ribbald nag of Egypt ...
... fight . Alarums . Enter Enobarbus . Eno . Naught , naught , all naught ! I can behold no longer : The Antoniad , the ... fight ? " Sca . On our fide like the token'd peftilence , " Where death is fure . Yon ' ribbald nag of Egypt ...
Page 331
... fight with me , Domitius . Eno . No. Ant . Why fhould he not ? Eno . He thinks , being twenty times . of better fortune , He is twenty men to one Ant . To - morrow , foldier , By fea and land I'll fight : or I will live , Or bathe my ...
... fight with me , Domitius . Eno . No. Ant . Why fhould he not ? Eno . He thinks , being twenty times . of better fortune , He is twenty men to one Ant . To - morrow , foldier , By fea and land I'll fight : or I will live , Or bathe my ...
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