The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, Volume 7AMS Press, 1968 |
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Page 71
... Gods ! ye Gods ! muft I endure all this ? Bru . All this ! ay , more . Fret , ' till your proud heart break ; " Go , fhew your flaves how cholerick you are , " And make your bondmen tremble . Muft I budge ? Muft I obferve you ? mult I ...
... Gods ! ye Gods ! muft I endure all this ? Bru . All this ! ay , more . Fret , ' till your proud heart break ; " Go , fhew your flaves how cholerick you are , " And make your bondmen tremble . Muft I budge ? Muft I obferve you ? mult I ...
Page 475
... Gods have heard me fwear . Caf . " The Gods are deaf to hot and peevish 66 Vows ; " They are polluted offerings , more abhorr'd " Than fpotted livers in the facrifice . And . O ! be perfwaded , do not count it holy To hurt by being juft ...
... Gods have heard me fwear . Caf . " The Gods are deaf to hot and peevish 66 Vows ; " They are polluted offerings , more abhorr'd " Than fpotted livers in the facrifice . And . O ! be perfwaded , do not count it holy To hurt by being juft ...
Page 486
... Gods have us befriended , Great Troy is ours , and our fharp wars are ended . SCENE XV . [ Exeunt . Enter Eneas , Paris , Antenor and Deiphobus . Ene . Stand , ho ! yet are we mafters of the field ; Never go home , here ftarve we out ...
... Gods have us befriended , Great Troy is ours , and our fharp wars are ended . SCENE XV . [ Exeunt . Enter Eneas , Paris , Antenor and Deiphobus . Ene . Stand , ho ! yet are we mafters of the field ; Never go home , here ftarve we out ...
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