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... fhall not ; Danger knows full well That Cefar is more dangerous then he . We hear two Lions litter'd in one day . And I the elder and more terrible , And Cafar fhall go forth . Cal . Alafs my Lord , Your Wisdom is confum'd in Confidence ...
... fhall not ; Danger knows full well That Cefar is more dangerous then he . We hear two Lions litter'd in one day . And I the elder and more terrible , And Cafar fhall go forth . Cal . Alafs my Lord , Your Wisdom is confum'd in Confidence ...
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... fhall Cefar bleed in sport ? That now on Pompey's Bafis lye along , No worthyer then the duft ? Caffi . So oft as that shall be , So often shall the knot of us be call'd , The Men that gave their Country Liberty . Dec. What , fhall we ...
... fhall Cefar bleed in sport ? That now on Pompey's Bafis lye along , No worthyer then the duft ? Caffi . So oft as that shall be , So often shall the knot of us be call'd , The Men that gave their Country Liberty . Dec. What , fhall we ...
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... fhall fpeak , I will proteft He fpeaks by leave , and by permiffion : And that we are contented Cafar fhall Have all true Rites , and lawful Ceremonies , It fhall advantage more , then do us wrong . Caffi . I know not what may fall , I ...
... fhall fpeak , I will proteft He fpeaks by leave , and by permiffion : And that we are contented Cafar fhall Have all true Rites , and lawful Ceremonies , It fhall advantage more , then do us wrong . Caffi . I know not what may fall , I ...
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