The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, Volume 7AMS Press, 1968 |
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... comes fuch another ? 1 Pleb . Never , never ; come , away , away ; We'll burn his body in the holy place , And with the brands fire all the traitors ' houies . Take up the body . Pleb . Go , fetch fire . 3 Pleb . Pluck down benches . 4 ...
... comes fuch another ? 1 Pleb . Never , never ; come , away , away ; We'll burn his body in the holy place , And with the brands fire all the traitors ' houies . Take up the body . Pleb . Go , fetch fire . 3 Pleb . Pluck down benches . 4 ...
Page 113
... Comes fear'd , by being lack'd . ] Let us examine the fenfe of this in plain profe . The earliest biftories inform us , that the man in fupreme command was always wifh'd to gain that command , till he had obtain'd it . And he , whom the ...
... Comes fear'd , by being lack'd . ] Let us examine the fenfe of this in plain profe . The earliest biftories inform us , that the man in fupreme command was always wifh'd to gain that command , till he had obtain'd it . And he , whom the ...
Page 468
In Eight Volumes William Shakespeare William Warburton. Cal . She comes to you . Enter Troilus and Ulyffes , after them Therfites . Ulys . Stand where the torch may not discover us . Enter Creffida . Troi . Creffid come forth to him ...
In Eight Volumes William Shakespeare William Warburton. Cal . She comes to you . Enter Troilus and Ulyffes , after them Therfites . Ulys . Stand where the torch may not discover us . Enter Creffida . Troi . Creffid come forth to him ...
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