The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, Volume 7AMS Press, 1968 |
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Page 192
... best discover , And look on their endeavour . Enter Cæfar , and his Army . [ Exeunt . Caf . But being charg'd , we will be ftill by land , Which , as I take't , we fhall ; for his best force . Is forth to man his Gallies . To the vales ...
... best discover , And look on their endeavour . Enter Cæfar , and his Army . [ Exeunt . Caf . But being charg'd , we will be ftill by land , Which , as I take't , we fhall ; for his best force . Is forth to man his Gallies . To the vales ...
Page 347
... best to ask . Know't him thou look'st on ? speak , Wilt have him live ? is he thy kin ? thy friend ? Imo . He is a Roman ; no more kin to me , Than I to your Highness : who , being born your vassal , Am fomething nearer . Cym ...
... best to ask . Know't him thou look'st on ? speak , Wilt have him live ? is he thy kin ? thy friend ? Imo . He is a Roman ; no more kin to me , Than I to your Highness : who , being born your vassal , Am fomething nearer . Cym ...
Page 349
... best of all Amongst the rar'ft of good ones ) -fitting fadly , Hearing us praise our Loves of Italy For Beauty , that made barren the fwell'd Boaft Of him that best could fpeak ; for feature , laming The shrine of Venus , or straight ...
... best of all Amongst the rar'ft of good ones ) -fitting fadly , Hearing us praise our Loves of Italy For Beauty , that made barren the fwell'd Boaft Of him that best could fpeak ; for feature , laming The shrine of Venus , or straight ...
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