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Page xvii
... Alcibiades ; the words " Come , shall we in , and taste Lord Timon's bounty " are bound up with the First Lord's remark about Apemantus , " He's opposite to humanity " ; it is nowhere said that the cynic left the stage discontentedly ...
... Alcibiades ; the words " Come , shall we in , and taste Lord Timon's bounty " are bound up with the First Lord's remark about Apemantus , " He's opposite to humanity " ; it is nowhere said that the cynic left the stage discontentedly ...
Page xix
... Alcibiades appears before the Senate . Its language may have been tampered with - it certainly is corrupt in several ... Alcibiades ' wrath against his native city . One of his friends has , in sudden rage , killed a man who had traduced ...
... Alcibiades appears before the Senate . Its language may have been tampered with - it certainly is corrupt in several ... Alcibiades ' wrath against his native city . One of his friends has , in sudden rage , killed a man who had traduced ...
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... Alcibiades as Alcibiades is to be plagued with them ; for " of , " with the verbal noun , see Abbott , S. G. , § 178 . " To die is nothing , ' tis but parting with A mountain of vexations . " 193. And ... enough ] An echo of Alcibiades's ...
... Alcibiades as Alcibiades is to be plagued with them ; for " of , " with the verbal noun , see Abbott , S. G. , § 178 . " To die is nothing , ' tis but parting with A mountain of vexations . " 193. And ... enough ] An echo of Alcibiades's ...
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