Comedy of errors. Troilus and Cressida. Timon of Athens. Coriolanus. Julius Caesar. Antony and Cleopatra. Cymbeline. Pericles, Prince of TyreT. Cadell, 1833 |
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... Volscian forces , the Ro- mans send and entreat peace in vain . Menenius is then persuaded to go , in hopes that his ancient friendship with Coriolanus may prevail . LIST OF PLATES . vii 8. Coriolanus ' mother , vi LIST OF PLATES .
... Volscian forces , the Ro- mans send and entreat peace in vain . Menenius is then persuaded to go , in hopes that his ancient friendship with Coriolanus may prevail . LIST OF PLATES . vii 8. Coriolanus ' mother , vi LIST OF PLATES .
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LIST OF PLATES . vii 8. Coriolanus ' mother , wife , and child , with another noble lady of Rome , come to entreat for peace . Aufidius ' old hate being revived by the admiration of the Volsces for Coriolanus , he seeks occasion to ...
LIST OF PLATES . vii 8. Coriolanus ' mother , wife , and child , with another noble lady of Rome , come to entreat for peace . Aufidius ' old hate being revived by the admiration of the Volsces for Coriolanus , he seeks occasion to ...
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... mother of Cloten . - Posthumus is ingratiating himself with Imogen , and Cloten receiving the first impression . 3. The banishment of Posthumus . - Enter Cymbeline and lords . - The queen is seen as the instigator of Cymbeline's cruelty ...
... mother of Cloten . - Posthumus is ingratiating himself with Imogen , and Cloten receiving the first impression . 3. The banishment of Posthumus . - Enter Cymbeline and lords . - The queen is seen as the instigator of Cymbeline's cruelty ...
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... mother hath had visions Cassandra doth foresee ; and I myself Am like a prophet suddenly enrapt , To tell thee that this day is ominous : Therefore come back . HECT . You know me dutiful ; therefore , dear sir , Let me not shame respect ...
... mother hath had visions Cassandra doth foresee ; and I myself Am like a prophet suddenly enrapt , To tell thee that this day is ominous : Therefore come back . HECT . You know me dutiful ; therefore , dear sir , Let me not shame respect ...
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... mother , Where is your ancient courage ? " VI . ACT IV . S. 1 . CORIOLANUS goes to the house of AUFIDIUS . " COR . If , Tullus , Not yet thou know'st me , and seeing me , dost not Think me for the man I am , necessity Commands me name ...
... mother , Where is your ancient courage ? " VI . ACT IV . S. 1 . CORIOLANUS goes to the house of AUFIDIUS . " COR . If , Tullus , Not yet thou know'st me , and seeing me , dost not Think me for the man I am , necessity Commands me name ...
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Achilles ACT V. S. ÆGE Ægeon Æmilia AJAX Alcibiades ANGELO Antenor Antipholus and Dromio ANTIPHOLUS of Ephesus ANTIPHOLUS of Syracuse ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA AUFIDIUS behold BELARIUS body of PATROCLUS bracelet bringing the gold Brutus Cadell Strand Cæsar Caius Marcius CASS Cassandra Cassius CESAR CLEO CLOTEN COMEDY OF ERRORS CORIOLANUS CORIOLANUS going Courtezan CYMBELINE dead body death Diomed DRAWN AND ENGRAVED DROMIO of Ephesus DROMIO of Syracuse Duke ENGRAVED BY FRANK entreat EROS FRANK HOWARD gold chain Guiderius hath HECT Hector Helen IACH IACHIMO IMOGEN Julius Caesar kneels London Published Aug lord LYSIMACHUS Marina marriage of CYMBELINE master meet ANTIPHOLUS Octavia Patroclus PERICLES PINCH PISANIO Posthumus pray Priam PRINCE OF TYRE REFERENCES DESCRIPTIVE Rome sword taking leave THAISA thee thou art thou hast TIMON OF ATHENS TROILUS AND CRESSIDA Trojans villain Volsces Volscian wife