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... Cleopatra's cry of agony in the wildness of her grief , when Antony is borne in dead to the monument , and she , desiring darkness , calls out : ' O sun , Burn the great A. and C. sphere thou movest in ' . She is picturing the sun being ...
... Cleopatra's cry of agony in the wildness of her grief , when Antony is borne in dead to the monument , and she , desiring darkness , calls out : ' O sun , Burn the great A. and C. sphere thou movest in ' . She is picturing the sun being ...
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... Cleopatra's lover . ' Now boast thee , death , ' cries Charmian , in thy possession lies A lass unparallel'd ; 3. 13. 192 Antony resolves that the next time he fights he will make death love him , and Cleopatra herself , in dying ...
... Cleopatra's lover . ' Now boast thee , death , ' cries Charmian , in thy possession lies A lass unparallel'd ; 3. 13. 192 Antony resolves that the next time he fights he will make death love him , and Cleopatra herself , in dying ...
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... Cleopatra that if she would put a bourn to the measure of his love , she must ' needs find out new heaven , new earth ' . Indeed , nothing short of the whole universe suffices for comparison with Antony , and in Cleopatra's lyrical ...
... Cleopatra that if she would put a bourn to the measure of his love , she must ' needs find out new heaven , new earth ' . Indeed , nothing short of the whole universe suffices for comparison with Antony , and in Cleopatra's lyrical ...
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The Aim and Method explained | 3 |
Shakespeares Imagery compared with | 12 |
Imagery of Shakespeare and other | 30 |
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