The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, Volume 7AMS Press, 1968 |
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Page 52
... Speak in the order of his funeral . Bru . You fhall , Mark Antony . Caf . Brutus , a word with you.- You know not what you do ; do not content , [ Afide . That Antony speak in his funeral : Know you , how much the People may be mov'd By ...
... Speak in the order of his funeral . Bru . You fhall , Mark Antony . Caf . Brutus , a word with you.- You know not what you do ; do not content , [ Afide . That Antony speak in his funeral : Know you , how much the People may be mov'd By ...
Page 217
... speak , my lord , Upon his peril , that I have referv'd To my felf nothing . Speak the truth , Seleucus . Sel . Madam , I had rather feal my lips , Than to my peril speak that which is not . Cleo . What have I kept back ? Sel . Enough ...
... speak , my lord , Upon his peril , that I have referv'd To my felf nothing . Speak the truth , Seleucus . Sel . Madam , I had rather feal my lips , Than to my peril speak that which is not . Cleo . What have I kept back ? Sel . Enough ...
Page 289
... Speak man ; thy tongue May take off fome extremity , which to read Would be e'en mortal to me . Pif . Pleate you , read ; And you fhall find me , wretched man , a ... Speak Speak not out of weak furmifes , but from proof CYMBELIN E. 289.
... Speak man ; thy tongue May take off fome extremity , which to read Would be e'en mortal to me . Pif . Pleate you , read ; And you fhall find me , wretched man , a ... Speak Speak not out of weak furmifes , but from proof CYMBELIN E. 289.
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