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... brother of England ] Q 3 , F ; brother England Q1 , 2 , Pope . 64. fate ] what he is destined to do . Compare Antony and Cleopatra , III . xiii . 168 , 169 : " Cæsar sits down in Alexandria ; where I will oppose his fate . " 70. spend ...
... brother of England ] Q 3 , F ; brother England Q1 , 2 , Pope . 64. fate ] what he is destined to do . Compare Antony and Cleopatra , III . xiii . 168 , 169 : " Cæsar sits down in Alexandria ; where I will oppose his fate . " 70. spend ...
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... brother merely because he belongs to the royal caste , whereas in Act v . Scene ii . , the friendly interchange of " brother France " and " brother England marks the com- plete reconciliation of the two monarchs . 80. ' longs ] Compare ...
... brother merely because he belongs to the royal caste , whereas in Act v . Scene ii . , the friendly interchange of " brother France " and " brother England marks the com- plete reconciliation of the two monarchs . 80. ' longs ] Compare ...
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... brother of England . 103. to ] so Vaughan 107. pining ] Q , Pope ; priuy F. 115. brother of England ] 101. fail , he will fail him , will Vaughan conj . conj . 106. Turning ] turnes he Q , Capell . 112. greeting too ] Q , F 2 , 3 , 4 ...
... brother of England . 103. to ] so Vaughan 107. pining ] Q , Pope ; priuy F. 115. brother of England ] 101. fail , he will fail him , will Vaughan conj . conj . 106. Turning ] turnes he Q , Capell . 112. greeting too ] Q , F 2 , 3 , 4 ...
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