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Page 103
... Julius , " atter he had written Julius Cæsar . ' In that noble play we have a de- scription greatly resembling this , especially in the lines which we print in italics : - " There is one within , Besides the things that we have heard ...
... Julius , " atter he had written Julius Cæsar . ' In that noble play we have a de- scription greatly resembling this , especially in the lines which we print in italics : - " There is one within , Besides the things that we have heard ...
Page 110
... Julius Cæsar , we have : - " Yet I insisted , yet you answer'd not , But with an angry wafter of your hand Gave sign for me to leave you . " e This is generally interpreted , and we think justly , " would displace the sovereignty of ...
... Julius Cæsar , we have : - " Yet I insisted , yet you answer'd not , But with an angry wafter of your hand Gave sign for me to leave you . " e This is generally interpreted , and we think justly , " would displace the sovereignty of ...
Page 132
... Julius Cæsar : I was killed the Capitol : Brutus killed me . Here , again , is a very important change found in the ext of the folio , which has been rejected by the modern editors . The ordinary reading ( that of the quartes ) is ...
... Julius Cæsar : I was killed the Capitol : Brutus killed me . Here , again , is a very important change found in the ext of the folio , which has been rejected by the modern editors . The ordinary reading ( that of the quartes ) is ...
Page 183
... Julius Cæsar to pay , yet we find in the Roman writers , that after Julius Cæsar's death , when Augustus had taken upon him the rule of the empire , the Britains refused to pay that tribute : whereat , as Cornelius Tacitus reporteth ...
... Julius Cæsar to pay , yet we find in the Roman writers , that after Julius Cæsar's death , when Augustus had taken upon him the rule of the empire , the Britains refused to pay that tribute : whereat , as Cornelius Tacitus reporteth ...
Page 186
... Julius Cæsar . SCENERY . " THE people of Britain , " says Strabo , " . ' are generally ignorant of the art of cultivating gardens . By " the garden behind Cymbeline's palace " we should perhaps , therefore , in the spirit of minute ...
... Julius Cæsar . SCENERY . " THE people of Britain , " says Strabo , " . ' are generally ignorant of the art of cultivating gardens . By " the garden behind Cymbeline's palace " we should perhaps , therefore , in the spirit of minute ...
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