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Fear'd three years : Though Titus Oates began to arouse these fears in 1678 ( see the headnote to Absalom and Achitophel ) four years before the appearance of Venice ...
Fear'd three years : Though Titus Oates began to arouse these fears in 1678 ( see the headnote to Absalom and Achitophel ) four years before the appearance of Venice ...
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Am I the thing you fear ? Here , here's my bosom , Search it with all your Swords ! am I a Traytor ? Rena . No : but I fear your late commended Friend Is little less : Come Sirs , ' tis now no time To trifle with our safety .
Am I the thing you fear ? Here , here's my bosom , Search it with all your Swords ! am I a Traytor ? Rena . No : but I fear your late commended Friend Is little less : Come Sirs , ' tis now no time To trifle with our safety .
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You fear to die , and yet dare talk of Killing ? Rena . Go to the Senate and betray us , hasten , Secure thy wretched life , we fear to die Less than thou dar'st be honest . Pierr . That's rank falshood , Fear'st not thou death ? fy ...
You fear to die , and yet dare talk of Killing ? Rena . Go to the Senate and betray us , hasten , Secure thy wretched life , we fear to die Less than thou dar'st be honest . Pierr . That's rank falshood , Fear'st not thou death ? fy ...
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