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... enemies . Pardon me Julius , here waft thou bay'd brave Hart Here did'ft thou fall , and here thy Hunters ftand Sign'd in thy Spoil , Crimfon'd in thy Lethee . O World ! thou waft the Forreft to this Hart , And this indeed , O World ...
... enemies . Pardon me Julius , here waft thou bay'd brave Hart Here did'ft thou fall , and here thy Hunters ftand Sign'd in thy Spoil , Crimfon'd in thy Lethee . O World ! thou waft the Forreft to this Hart , And this indeed , O World ...
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... Enemy ; This Enfign here of mine was turning back , I flew the Coward , and did take it from him . Tit . O Caffius , Brutus gave the word too early , Who having fome advantage on Octavius , Took it too eagarly ; his Souldiers fell to ...
... Enemy ; This Enfign here of mine was turning back , I flew the Coward , and did take it from him . Tit . O Caffius , Brutus gave the word too early , Who having fome advantage on Octavius , Took it too eagarly ; his Souldiers fell to ...
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... Enemy Shall ever take alive the Noble Brutus The Gods defend him from fo great a fhame . When you do find him , or ... Enemies . Go on , And fee where Brutus be alive or dead , And bring us word , unto Octavius Tent : How every thing is ...
... Enemy Shall ever take alive the Noble Brutus The Gods defend him from fo great a fhame . When you do find him , or ... Enemies . Go on , And fee where Brutus be alive or dead , And bring us word , unto Octavius Tent : How every thing is ...
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Julius Caesar: With Introduction and Notes (Classic Reprint) William Shakespeare No preview available - 2017 |
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