The Works of Shakespeare, Volume 9J. M. Dent & Company, 1907 |
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... bring this fatal writ , The complot of this timeless tragedy ; And wonder greatly that man's face can fold In pleasing smiles such murderous tyranny . 6 Sat. [ Reads ] An if we miss to meet him handsomely- Sweet huntsman , Bassianus ...
... bring this fatal writ , The complot of this timeless tragedy ; And wonder greatly that man's face can fold In pleasing smiles such murderous tyranny . 6 Sat. [ Reads ] An if we miss to meet him handsomely- Sweet huntsman , Bassianus ...
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... bring the murder'd body , some the murderers : Let them not speak a word ; the guilt is plain ; 301 For , by my soul , were there worse end than death , That end upon them should be executed . Tam . Andronicus , I will entreat the king ...
... bring the murder'd body , some the murderers : Let them not speak a word ; the guilt is plain ; 301 For , by my soul , were there worse end than death , That end upon them should be executed . Tam . Andronicus , I will entreat the king ...
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... bring consuming sorrow to thine age . Tit . Will it consume me ? let me see it then . Marc . This was thy daughter . Tit . Why , Marcus , so she is . Luc . Ay me , this object kills me ! Tit . Faint - hearted boy , arise , and look upon ...
... bring consuming sorrow to thine age . Tit . Will it consume me ? let me see it then . Marc . This was thy daughter . Tit . Why , Marcus , so she is . Luc . Ay me , this object kills me ! Tit . Faint - hearted boy , arise , and look upon ...
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... bring you up To be a warrior and command a camp . Scene III . The same . A public place . 180 [ Exit . Enter Titus , bearing arrows with letters at the ends of them ; with him , Marcus , young Lucius , and other Gentlemen ( Publius ...
... bring you up To be a warrior and command a camp . Scene III . The same . A public place . 180 [ Exit . Enter Titus , bearing arrows with letters at the ends of them ; with him , Marcus , young Lucius , and other Gentlemen ( Publius ...
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... bring him up ; Or else I will discover nought to thee . 90 Luc . Even by my god I sware to thee I will . Aar . First know thou , I begot him on the empress . Luc . O most insatiate , and luxurious woman ! Aar . Tut , Lucius , this was ...
... bring him up ; Or else I will discover nought to thee . 90 Luc . Even by my god I sware to thee I will . Aar . First know thou , I begot him on the empress . Luc . O most insatiate , and luxurious woman ! Aar . Tut , Lucius , this was ...
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