The Plays of Shakspeare, Том 3Doubleday & McClure Company, 1897 |
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... haue brought me a friend : and for my part , if you had brought me Brutus aliue , truly I can not tell what I should haue done to him . For , I had rather haue such men my friends , as this man here , then enemies . Then he embraced ...
... haue brought me a friend : and for my part , if you had brought me Brutus aliue , truly I can not tell what I should haue done to him . For , I had rather haue such men my friends , as this man here , then enemies . Then he embraced ...
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... haue liu'd , who must bee foret To ende my daies in pouertie . - Yee theeues , Yee theeues , what seeke yee here ? Eut . Lollio , thy father . Lol . My father hange himselfe ! I'me Achilles ; I haue this day three thousand Troians ...
... haue liu'd , who must bee foret To ende my daies in pouertie . - Yee theeues , Yee theeues , what seeke yee here ? Eut . Lollio , thy father . Lol . My father hange himselfe ! I'me Achilles ; I haue this day three thousand Troians ...
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... haue I committed ? Haue I poured shame vppon my fathers vrne ? Or haue I poyson'd my forefathers ? what , What , what haue I deseru'd , an innocent ? Lach . His countenance bewraies his vexéd soule . Tim . O Joue , O Joue , Haue I thy ...
... haue I committed ? Haue I poured shame vppon my fathers vrne ? Or haue I poyson'd my forefathers ? what , What , what haue I deseru'd , an innocent ? Lach . His countenance bewraies his vexéd soule . Tim . O Joue , O Joue , Haue I thy ...
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