The Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 9T. Tegg, 1812 |
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... voice . 6 Cit . Therefore let him be consul : The gods give him joy , and make him good friend to the people ! All . Amen , amen.- God save thee , noble consul ! Cor . [ Exeunt Citizens . Worthy voices ! Re - enter MENENIUS , with ...
... voice . 6 Cit . Therefore let him be consul : The gods give him joy , and make him good friend to the people ! All . Amen , amen.- God save thee , noble consul ! Cor . [ Exeunt Citizens . Worthy voices ! Re - enter MENENIUS , with ...
Page 182
... voices , will not so permit me ; Your voices therefore : When we granted that , Here was , I thank you for your voices , ―thank you , Your most sweet voices : —now you have left your voices , I have no further with you : -Was not this ...
... voices , will not so permit me ; Your voices therefore : When we granted that , Here was , I thank you for your voices , ―thank you , Your most sweet voices : —now you have left your voices , I have no further with you : -Was not this ...
Page 190
... . Bru . One , that speaks thus , their voice ? Cor . Why , shall the people give I'll give my reasons More worthier than their voices . They know , the cor Was not our recompense ; resting well assur'd They ne'er 190 ACT III CORIOLANUS .
... . Bru . One , that speaks thus , their voice ? Cor . Why , shall the people give I'll give my reasons More worthier than their voices . They know , the cor Was not our recompense ; resting well assur'd They ne'er 190 ACT III CORIOLANUS .
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