The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, Volume 7AMS Press, 1968 |
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Page 78
... night ; - Early to morrow will we rife , and hence . Enter Lucius . Bru . Lucius , my gown ; farewel , good Meffala , Good night , Titinius : noble , noble Caffius , Good night , and good repofe . Caf . O my dear brother ! This was an ...
... night ; - Early to morrow will we rife , and hence . Enter Lucius . Bru . Lucius , my gown ; farewel , good Meffala , Good night , Titinius : noble , noble Caffius , Good night , and good repofe . Caf . O my dear brother ! This was an ...
Page 182
... night . [ They meet with other Soldiers . 2 Sold . Soldiers , have careful watch . 1 Sold . And you , good night , good night . [ They place themselves in every corner of the ftage . 2 Sold . Here , we ; and if to morrow Our navy thrive ...
... night . [ They meet with other Soldiers . 2 Sold . Soldiers , have careful watch . 1 Sold . And you , good night , good night . [ They place themselves in every corner of the ftage . 2 Sold . Here , we ; and if to morrow Our navy thrive ...
Page 467
... night , and welcome , both at once , to Those That go or tarry . Aga . Good night . Acbil . Old Neftor tarries , and you too , Diomede , Keep Hector company an hour or two . Dio . I cannot , lord , I have important business , The tide ...
... night , and welcome , both at once , to Those That go or tarry . Aga . Good night . Acbil . Old Neftor tarries , and you too , Diomede , Keep Hector company an hour or two . Dio . I cannot , lord , I have important business , The tide ...
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