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... Philippi . Bru . Why I will fee thee at Philippi then : Now I have taken Heart thou vanishest . I'll ! 1 I'll Spirit , I would hold more talk 54 JULIUS.
... Philippi . Bru . Why I will fee thee at Philippi then : Now I have taken Heart thou vanishest . I'll ! 1 I'll Spirit , I would hold more talk 54 JULIUS.
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... Philippi here conforted us : This Morning are they fled away , and gone , And in their steads , do Ravens , Crows , and Kites Fly o're our heads , and downward look on us : As we where fickly prey ; their fhadows seem A Canopy moft ...
... Philippi here conforted us : This Morning are they fled away , and gone , And in their steads , do Ravens , Crows , and Kites Fly o're our heads , and downward look on us : As we where fickly prey ; their fhadows seem A Canopy moft ...
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... Philippi Fields : I know my hour is come . Volum . Not fo my Lord . Bru . Nay , I am fure it is , Volumnius . Thou fee'ft the World , Volumnius , how it goes , Our Enemies have beat us to the Pit : It is more worthy , to leap in our ...
... Philippi Fields : I know my hour is come . Volum . Not fo my Lord . Bru . Nay , I am fure it is , Volumnius . Thou fee'ft the World , Volumnius , how it goes , Our Enemies have beat us to the Pit : It is more worthy , to leap in our ...
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Julius Caesar: With Introduction and Notes (Classic Reprint) William Shakespeare No preview available - 2017 |
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