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I lost a Battel . Ven . So has Julius done . Ant . Thou favour'st me , and speak'st not half thou think'st ; For Julius fought it out , and lost it fairly : But Antony 262. Dew : The copy text gives Deaw . 270 275 so : my ears .
I lost a Battel . Ven . So has Julius done . Ant . Thou favour'st me , and speak'st not half thou think'st ; For Julius fought it out , and lost it fairly : But Antony 262. Dew : The copy text gives Deaw . 270 275 so : my ears .
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He was a Roman , till he lost that name To be a Slave in Egypt ; but I come To free him thence . Cleop . Peace , peace , my Lover's Juno . When he grew weary of that Houshold - Clog , He chose my easier bonds . Octav .
He was a Roman , till he lost that name To be a Slave in Egypt ; but I come To free him thence . Cleop . Peace , peace , my Lover's Juno . When he grew weary of that Houshold - Clog , He chose my easier bonds . Octav .
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You bear the specious Title of a Wife , To guild your Cause , and draw the pitying World To favour it : the World contemns poor me ; For I have lost my Honour , lost my Fame , And stain'd the glory of my Royal House , And all to bear ...
You bear the specious Title of a Wife , To guild your Cause , and draw the pitying World To favour it : the World contemns poor me ; For I have lost my Honour , lost my Fame , And stain'd the glory of my Royal House , And all to bear ...
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PREFACE | 4 |
ABSALOM AND ACHITOPHEL | 11 |
MAC FLECKNOE | 37 |
Urheberrecht | |
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