The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, Volume 7AMS Press, 1968 |
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Page 60
... stand round . 1 Pleb . Stand from the hearfe , ftand from the body . 2 Pleb . Room for Antony - most noble Antony . Ant . Nay , press not fo upon me , stand far off . All . Stand back - room - bear back- 6 Ant . If you have tears ...
... stand round . 1 Pleb . Stand from the hearfe , ftand from the body . 2 Pleb . Room for Antony - most noble Antony . Ant . Nay , press not fo upon me , stand far off . All . Stand back - room - bear back- 6 Ant . If you have tears ...
Page 238
... stand me . [ Afide . 2 Lord . No , but he fled forward ftill , towards your face . [ Afide . your 1 Lord . Stand you ? you have land enough of own ; but he added to your Having , gave you fome ground . [ Afide . 2 Lord . As many inches ...
... stand me . [ Afide . 2 Lord . No , but he fled forward ftill , towards your face . [ Afide . your 1 Lord . Stand you ? you have land enough of own ; but he added to your Having , gave you fome ground . [ Afide . 2 Lord . As many inches ...
Page 461
... stand yet ; and , modeftly I think , The fall of every Phrygian stone will coft A drop of Grecian blood ; the end crowns all ; And that old common Arbitrator , Time , Will one day end it . Ulyf . So to him we leave it . Moft gentle ...
... stand yet ; and , modeftly I think , The fall of every Phrygian stone will coft A drop of Grecian blood ; the end crowns all ; And that old common Arbitrator , Time , Will one day end it . Ulyf . So to him we leave it . Moft gentle ...
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