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Doné many things , some less , some more : your voices : Indeed , I would be consul . 5 Cit . He has done nobly , and cannot go without any bonest man's voice . 6 Cit . Therefore let him be consul : The gods give him joy , and make him ...
Doné many things , some less , some more : your voices : Indeed , I would be consul . 5 Cit . He has done nobly , and cannot go without any bonest man's voice . 6 Cit . Therefore let him be consul : The gods give him joy , and make him ...
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He has our voices , sir . Bru . We pray the gods , he may deserve your loves . 2 Cit . Amen , sir : To my poor unworthy notice , He mock'd us , when he begg'd our voices . 3 Cit . Certainly , He flouted us down - right . i Cit .
He has our voices , sir . Bru . We pray the gods , he may deserve your loves . 2 Cit . Amen , sir : To my poor unworthy notice , He mock'd us , when he begg'd our voices . 3 Cit . Certainly , He flouted us down - right . i Cit .
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You are plebeians , If they be senators : and they are no less , When both your voices blended , the greatest taste Most palates theirs . They choose their magistrate ; And such a one as he , who puts his shall , His popular shall ...
You are plebeians , If they be senators : and they are no less , When both your voices blended , the greatest taste Most palates theirs . They choose their magistrate ; And such a one as he , who puts his shall , His popular shall ...
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| Title | The Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 9 The Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare, William Shakespeare |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Publisher | T. Tegg, 1812 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 28 Dec 2006 |
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