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Kill me , and take the merit of my death , To make thee Friends with Cæsar . Ven . Thank your kindness . You said I lov'd you ; and , in recompence , You bid me turn a Traitor : did I think 310 You wou'd have us'd me thus ? that I ...
Kill me , and take the merit of my death , To make thee Friends with Cæsar . Ven . Thank your kindness . You said I lov'd you ; and , in recompence , You bid me turn a Traitor : did I think 310 You wou'd have us'd me thus ? that I ...
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O let no Impious hand remove you hence ; But rest for ever here : let Egypt give His death that peace , which it deny'd his life . , Reach me the Casket . Iras . Underneath the fruit the Aspick lies . Cleop . ( putting aside the leaves ) ...
O let no Impious hand remove you hence ; But rest for ever here : let Egypt give His death that peace , which it deny'd his life . , Reach me the Casket . Iras . Underneath the fruit the Aspick lies . Cleop . ( putting aside the leaves ) ...
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To morrow , When thou shalt see him stretch'd in all the Agonies Of a tormenting and a shameful death , His bleeding bowels , and his broken limbs , Insulted o'er by a vile butchering villain ; What will thy heart do then ?
To morrow , When thou shalt see him stretch'd in all the Agonies Of a tormenting and a shameful death , His bleeding bowels , and his broken limbs , Insulted o'er by a vile butchering villain ; What will thy heart do then ?
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PREFACE | 4 |
ABSALOM AND ACHITOPHEL | 11 |
MAC FLECKNOE | 37 |
Urheberrecht | |
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