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Page 5
... me , let me fee his face . Caffi . Fellow , come from the throng , look upon Cafar . Caf . What fay'ft thou to me now ? Speak once again , Sooth . Beware the Ides of March . Caf . He Caf . He is a Dreamer , let us leave CESAR . 5.
... me , let me fee his face . Caffi . Fellow , come from the throng , look upon Cafar . Caf . What fay'ft thou to me now ? Speak once again , Sooth . Beware the Ides of March . Caf . He Caf . He is a Dreamer , let us leave CESAR . 5.
Page 39
... Brutus is an Honourable man . Exit You.all did fee , that on the Lupercall , I thrice presented him a Kingly Crown . Which he did thrice refufe . Was this Ambition ? Yet Yet Brutus fays he was Ambitious . And fure he CESAR . 39.
... Brutus is an Honourable man . Exit You.all did fee , that on the Lupercall , I thrice presented him a Kingly Crown . Which he did thrice refufe . Was this Ambition ? Yet Yet Brutus fays he was Ambitious . And fure he CESAR . 39.
Page 59
... before my face . Enter Pindarus . Shout . Come hither firrah ; in Parthia did I take thee Prisoner , And then I fwore thee , faving of thy Life , H 2 ExM . That That whatsoever I did bid thee do , Thou shouldft CESAR . 59.
... before my face . Enter Pindarus . Shout . Come hither firrah ; in Parthia did I take thee Prisoner , And then I fwore thee , faving of thy Life , H 2 ExM . That That whatsoever I did bid thee do , Thou shouldft CESAR . 59.
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