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... than grateful To us that give you truly : by your patience , If ' gainst yourself you be incens'd , we'll put you ( Like one that means his proper harm , ) in manacles , Then reason safely with you .
... than grateful To us that give you truly : by your patience , If ' gainst yourself you be incens'd , we'll put you ( Like one that means his proper harm , ) in manacles , Then reason safely with you .
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Why , shall the people give One , that speaks thus , their voice ? Cor . I'll give my reasons , More worthier than their voices . They know , the corn Was not our recompense ; resting well assur'd They ne'er did service for't : Being ...
Why , shall the people give One , that speaks thus , their voice ? Cor . I'll give my reasons , More worthier than their voices . They know , the corn Was not our recompense ; resting well assur'd They ne'er did service for't : Being ...
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This double worship , Where one part does disdain with cause , the other Insult without all reason ; where gentry , title , wisdom Cannot conclude , but by the yea Of general ignorance , -it must omit Real necessities , and give way the ...
This double worship , Where one part does disdain with cause , the other Insult without all reason ; where gentry , title , wisdom Cannot conclude , but by the yea Of general ignorance , -it must omit Real necessities , and give way the ...
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Reason ; because they then less need one another . The wars , for my money . I hope to see Romans as cheap as Volcians . They are rising , they are rising . All . In , in , in , in . [ Ereunt . SCENE VI . Rome . A Publick Place .
Reason ; because they then less need one another . The wars , for my money . I hope to see Romans as cheap as Volcians . They are rising , they are rising . All . In , in , in , in . [ Ereunt . SCENE VI . Rome . A Publick Place .
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| Title | The Plays of William Shakespeare: Coriolanus. Julius Caesar Volume 11 of The Plays of William Shakespeare: With Notes of Various Commentators, William Shakespeare |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Editor | Manley Wood |
| Publisher | G. Kearsley, 1806 |
| Original from | Princeton University |
| Digitized | 10 Dec 2009 |
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