The Plays of Shakspeare, Том 3Doubleday & McClure Company, 1897 |
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... hand of the even field . Oct. Upon the right hand I ; keep thou the left . Ant . Why do you cross me in this exigent ? Oct. I do not cross you ; but I will do so . [ March . Drum . Enter BRUTUS , CASSIUS , and their Army ; LUCILIUS ...
... hand of the even field . Oct. Upon the right hand I ; keep thou the left . Ant . Why do you cross me in this exigent ? Oct. I do not cross you ; but I will do so . [ March . Drum . Enter BRUTUS , CASSIUS , and their Army ; LUCILIUS ...
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... hand , and brought him out of his house . Cæsar was not gone far from his house , but a bondman , a stranger , did what he could to speak with him : and when he saw he was put back by the great prease and multitude of people that ...
... hand , and brought him out of his house . Cæsar was not gone far from his house , but a bondman , a stranger , did what he could to speak with him : and when he saw he was put back by the great prease and multitude of people that ...
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... hand ready to strike at him then he let Cascaes hand goe , and casting his gowne ouer his face , suffered euery man to strike at him that wold . Then the conspirators thronging one vpon another , because euery man was desirous to haue a ...
... hand ready to strike at him then he let Cascaes hand goe , and casting his gowne ouer his face , suffered euery man to strike at him that wold . Then the conspirators thronging one vpon another , because euery man was desirous to haue a ...
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