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... Antony . Welcome Mark Antony . Ant . O mighty Cafar ! Doft thou lye fo low ?. Are all Conquefts , Glories , Triumphs , Spoils , Shrunk to this little Measure ? Fare thee well . I know not Gentlemen what you intend , Who else must be let ...
... Antony . Welcome Mark Antony . Ant . O mighty Cafar ! Doft thou lye fo low ?. Are all Conquefts , Glories , Triumphs , Spoils , Shrunk to this little Measure ? Fare thee well . I know not Gentlemen what you intend , Who else must be let ...
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... Mark Antony . Caffi . Brutus , a wird with you : You know not what you do , Do not confent That Antony fpeak in his Funeral : Know you how much the people may be mov'd By that which he will utter ? Bru . By your pardon : I will my felf ...
... Mark Antony . Caffi . Brutus , a wird with you : You know not what you do , Do not confent That Antony fpeak in his Funeral : Know you how much the people may be mov'd By that which he will utter ? Bru . By your pardon : I will my felf ...
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... Antony : Do grace to Cafar's Corps , and grace his Speech Tending to Cafar's Glories , which Mark Antony ( By our permiffion ) is allow'd to make , I do intreat you , not a Man depart , Save I alone till Antony have spoke . 1. Stay ho ...
... Antony : Do grace to Cafar's Corps , and grace his Speech Tending to Cafar's Glories , which Mark Antony ( By our permiffion ) is allow'd to make , I do intreat you , not a Man depart , Save I alone till Antony have spoke . 1. Stay ho ...
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