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Oh ! he ' s a linb , that has but a disease ; Put not your worthy rage into your
tongue : Mortal , to cut it off ; to cure it , easy One time will owe another . What has
he done to Rome , that ' s worthy death ? Cor . On fair ground , Killing our
enemies ?
Oh ! he ' s a linb , that has but a disease ; Put not your worthy rage into your
tongue : Mortal , to cut it off ; to cure it , easy One time will owe another . What has
he done to Rome , that ' s worthy death ? Cor . On fair ground , Killing our
enemies ?
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+ Must I , Must I then do ' t to them 1 With my base tongue , give to my noble heart
Vol . You are too absolute ; A lie that it must bear | Well , I will do ' t : Though
therein you can never be too noble , Yet were there but this siugle plot to lose ,
But ...
+ Must I , Must I then do ' t to them 1 With my base tongue , give to my noble heart
Vol . You are too absolute ; A lie that it must bear | Well , I will do ' t : Though
therein you can never be too noble , Yet were there but this siugle plot to lose ,
But ...
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... with CITIZENS . lov ' d Sic . Draw near , ye people . of all the trades in Rome .
Look , I am going : Æd . List to your tribunes : audience : Peace , Commend me to
my wife . I ' ll return coilsul ; I say , Or never trust to what iny tongue can do Cor .
... with CITIZENS . lov ' d Sic . Draw near , ye people . of all the trades in Rome .
Look , I am going : Æd . List to your tribunes : audience : Peace , Commend me to
my wife . I ' ll return coilsul ; I say , Or never trust to what iny tongue can do Cor .
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I would not , Cassius ; yet I love bim I hear a tongue , sbriller than all the inusic ,
well :Cry , Cesar ! - Speak ; Cesar is turned to hear . But wherefore do you hold
me here so long ! Sooth . Beware the ides of March . What is it that you would ...
I would not , Cassius ; yet I love bim I hear a tongue , sbriller than all the inusic ,
well :Cry , Cesar ! - Speak ; Cesar is turned to hear . But wherefore do you hold
me here so long ! Sooth . Beware the ides of March . What is it that you would ...
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Is weaker than the wipe : and mine own tongue Men . No , Pompey , I have kept
me from the Splits what it speaks : the wild disguise hath cap . almost Thou art , if
thou dar ' st be , the earthly Jove : Antick ' d us all . What needs more words ?
Is weaker than the wipe : and mine own tongue Men . No , Pompey , I have kept
me from the Splits what it speaks : the wild disguise hath cap . almost Thou art , if
thou dar ' st be , the earthly Jove : Antick ' d us all . What needs more words ?
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| Otsikko | The Dramatic Works of William Shakspeare, Nide 9 |
| Kirjoittaja | William Shakespeare |
| Kustantaja | Fisher, Son, & Company, 1834 |
| Alkuperäisteoksen sijainti | Lyonin julkinen kirjasto |
| Digitoitu | 17. syyskuu 2010 |
| Pituus | 908 sivua |
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