The Plays of Shakspeare, Том 3Doubleday & McClure Company, 1897 |
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... vnto sword blades of too hard a temper : was so subiect to his choller and malice he bare vnto the tyrants , that for their sakes he caused his owne sonnes to be executed . But this Marcus Brutus in contrarie manner , whose life we ...
... vnto sword blades of too hard a temper : was so subiect to his choller and malice he bare vnto the tyrants , that for their sakes he caused his owne sonnes to be executed . But this Marcus Brutus in contrarie manner , whose life we ...
Сторінка 182
... vnto Cæsar , and kept him a long time with a talke . Cæsar gaue good eare vnto him . Whereupon the conspiratours ( if so they should be called ) not hearing what he said to Cæsar , but coniecturing by that he had told them a litle ...
... vnto Cæsar , and kept him a long time with a talke . Cæsar gaue good eare vnto him . Whereupon the conspiratours ( if so they should be called ) not hearing what he said to Cæsar , but coniecturing by that he had told them a litle ...
Сторінка 185
... vnto Brutus , they appointed Creta ; Africke vnto Cassius ; Asia vnto Trebonius : Bithynia , vnto Cimber ; and vnto the other Detius Brutus Albinus , Gavle on this side the Alpes . When this was done , they came to talke of Cæsars will ...
... vnto Brutus , they appointed Creta ; Africke vnto Cassius ; Asia vnto Trebonius : Bithynia , vnto Cimber ; and vnto the other Detius Brutus Albinus , Gavle on this side the Alpes . When this was done , they came to talke of Cæsars will ...
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