The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, Volume 7AMS Press, 1968 |
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Page 198
... Eros ! -I come , my Queen - Eros ! -ftay for me , Where fouls do couch on flowers , we'll hand in hand , And with our sprightly port make the Ghosts gaze ; s Dido and her Sichæus fhall want troops , And all the haunt be ours . - Come , Eros ...
... Eros ! -I come , my Queen - Eros ! -ftay for me , Where fouls do couch on flowers , we'll hand in hand , And with our sprightly port make the Ghosts gaze ; s Dido and her Sichæus fhall want troops , And all the haunt be ours . - Come , Eros ...
Page 199
... Eros . The Gods with - hold me ! Shall I do That , which all the Parthian darts , Though enemy , loft aim , and could not ? Ant . Eros , Would't thou be window'd in great Rome , and fee Thy mafter thus with pleacht arms , bending down ...
... Eros . The Gods with - hold me ! Shall I do That , which all the Parthian darts , Though enemy , loft aim , and could not ? Ant . Eros , Would't thou be window'd in great Rome , and fee Thy mafter thus with pleacht arms , bending down ...
Page 200
... Eros . My dear Master , My Captain , and my Emp'ror ! Let me fay , Before I strike this bloody ftroke , farewel . Ant . Tis faid , man , -and farewel . Eros . Farewel , great Chief . Shall I ftrike now ! Ant . Now , Eros . Eros . Why ...
... Eros . My dear Master , My Captain , and my Emp'ror ! Let me fay , Before I strike this bloody ftroke , farewel . Ant . Tis faid , man , -and farewel . Eros . Farewel , great Chief . Shall I ftrike now ! Ant . Now , Eros . Eros . Why ...
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