The Works of Mr. William Shakespear;: In Six Volumes. Adorn'd with Cuts, 6 tomasJacob Tonson, 1709 |
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... Brother Lucius ? Mef . Ay , but foon that War had end , and the times ftate Made Friends of them , jointing their force ' gainst Cefar , Whose better Iflue in the War of Italy , Upon the first encounter drave them . Ant . Well , what ...
... Brother Lucius ? Mef . Ay , but foon that War had end , and the times ftate Made Friends of them , jointing their force ' gainst Cefar , Whose better Iflue in the War of Italy , Upon the first encounter drave them . Ant . Well , what ...
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... Brother warr'd upon him , although I think Not mov'd by Antony . Pom . I know not , Menas , How leffer Enmities may give way to greater . Were't not that we ftand up against them all , ' Twere pregnant they should fquare beetween ...
... Brother warr'd upon him , although I think Not mov'd by Antony . Pom . I know not , Menas , How leffer Enmities may give way to greater . Were't not that we ftand up against them all , ' Twere pregnant they should fquare beetween ...
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... Brother Made wars upon me , and their conteftation Was Theam for you , you were the word of war . Ant . You do miftake your bufinef , my Brother never Did urge me in his A & : I did inquire it , And have my learning from fome true ...
... Brother Made wars upon me , and their conteftation Was Theam for you , you were the word of war . Ant . You do miftake your bufinef , my Brother never Did urge me in his A & : I did inquire it , And have my learning from fome true ...
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... Brothers , and to knit your Hearts With an unflipping Knot , take Antony Octavia to his Wife ; whofe beauty claims No worse a Husband than the beft of Men ; Whofe Virtue , and whofe general Graces ( peak That which none elfe can utter ...
... Brothers , and to knit your Hearts With an unflipping Knot , take Antony Octavia to his Wife ; whofe beauty claims No worse a Husband than the beft of Men ; Whofe Virtue , and whofe general Graces ( peak That which none elfe can utter ...
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... Brothers govern in our Loves , And fway our great Defigns . Caf . There's my hand : A Sifter I bequeath you , whom no Brother Did ever love fo dearly . Let her live To join our Kingdoms , and our Hearts , and never Fly off our Loves ...
... Brothers govern in our Loves , And fway our great Defigns . Caf . There's my hand : A Sifter I bequeath you , whom no Brother Did ever love fo dearly . Let her live To join our Kingdoms , and our Hearts , and never Fly off our Loves ...
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