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To arm thee ' gainst thyself ? Oh what a train of black and horrible thoughts Come rushing on my soul ! · Mont . What may this mean ? Give me the dagger , Julia ! • Jul . Never ! - Away Hell - furnish'd instrument , whose envious point ...
To arm thee ' gainst thyself ? Oh what a train of black and horrible thoughts Come rushing on my soul ! · Mont . What may this mean ? Give me the dagger , Julia ! • Jul . Never ! - Away Hell - furnish'd instrument , whose envious point ...
Page 212
We make a cruel war on thee , because we will not endure the op- pression of thy ministers , who , to give places to their nephews and their children , dispose of our lives , our reputation , and our fortunes .
We make a cruel war on thee , because we will not endure the op- pression of thy ministers , who , to give places to their nephews and their children , dispose of our lives , our reputation , and our fortunes .
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Green nestling bower - bush , and high towering tree ; Brooks of the sunny green and shady dell : Ah , sweet full many a time they've been to me ; And though my weak song faulters , sung to thee , I cannot , wild enchantress ...
Green nestling bower - bush , and high towering tree ; Brooks of the sunny green and shady dell : Ah , sweet full many a time they've been to me ; And though my weak song faulters , sung to thee , I cannot , wild enchantress ...
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