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... dead , to live all Free - men ? As Cafar lov'd me , I weep for him ; as he was Fortunate , I rejoyce at it ; as he was Valiant , I honour him ; But as he was Ambitious , I flew him . There is Tears , for his love : Joy , for his Fortune ...
... dead , to live all Free - men ? As Cafar lov'd me , I weep for him ; as he was Fortunate , I rejoyce at it ; as he was Valiant , I honour him ; But as he was Ambitious , I flew him . There is Tears , for his love : Joy , for his Fortune ...
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... dead , to wrong my felf and you , Then I will wrong fuch Honourable men . But here's a Parchment , with the Seal of Cafar , I found it in his Closet , ' tis his Will : Let but the Commons here his Teftament : ( Which pardon me ) I do ...
... dead , to wrong my felf and you , Then I will wrong fuch Honourable men . But here's a Parchment , with the Seal of Cafar , I found it in his Closet , ' tis his Will : Let but the Commons here his Teftament : ( Which pardon me ) I do ...
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... dead ; He will be found like Brutus , like himself . Ant . This is not Brutus friend , but I affure A prize no lefs in worth ; keep this man fafe , Give him all kindness , I had rather have Such men my Friends than Enemies . Go on , And ...
... dead ; He will be found like Brutus , like himself . Ant . This is not Brutus friend , but I affure A prize no lefs in worth ; keep this man fafe , Give him all kindness , I had rather have Such men my Friends than Enemies . Go on , And ...
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