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Page xliv
... ( Volumnia ) . It was acted ten times , says Genest . At last , in 1754 , Garrick restored Shake- speare in what was his only production of the play ( at Drury Lane , from 11 November ) , and it was played eight times . He gave the hero's ...
... ( Volumnia ) . It was acted ten times , says Genest . At last , in 1754 , Garrick restored Shake- speare in what was his only production of the play ( at Drury Lane , from 11 November ) , and it was played eight times . He gave the hero's ...
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... Volumnia . O , he is wounded ; I thank the gods for't . Menenius . So do I too , if it be not too much . Brings a ' victory in his pocket , the wounds become him . Volumnia . On's brows , Menenius . He comes the third time home with the ...
... Volumnia . O , he is wounded ; I thank the gods for't . Menenius . So do I too , if it be not too much . Brings a ' victory in his pocket , the wounds become him . Volumnia . On's brows , Menenius . He comes the third time home with the ...
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... Volumnia . O , you're well met : th ' hoarded plague o ' th ' gods Requite your love ! Menenius . Peace , peace , be not so loud . Volumnia . If that I could for weeping , you should hear- Nay , and you be gone ? shall hear some . [ to ...
... Volumnia . O , you're well met : th ' hoarded plague o ' th ' gods Requite your love ! Menenius . Peace , peace , be not so loud . Volumnia . If that I could for weeping , you should hear- Nay , and you be gone ? shall hear some . [ to ...
Contents
PREFATORY NOTE PAGE | vii |
THE STAGE HISTORY OF CORIOLANUS | xli |
TO THE READER | lv |
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