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Ant . Oh , he'll speak too harshly ; He'll kill her with the news : Thou , only thou . Dolla . Nature has cast me in so soft a mould , That but to hear a story feign'd for pleasure Of some sad Lover's death , moistens my eyes , And robs ...
Ant . Oh , he'll speak too harshly ; He'll kill her with the news : Thou , only thou . Dolla . Nature has cast me in so soft a mould , That but to hear a story feign'd for pleasure Of some sad Lover's death , moistens my eyes , And robs ...
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To make you do what most you hate ; speak truth . You are of Cleopatra's private Counsel , Of her Bed - Counsel , her lascivious hours ; Are conscious of each nightly change she makes , And watch her , as Chaldeans do the Moon ...
To make you do what most you hate ; speak truth . You are of Cleopatra's private Counsel , Of her Bed - Counsel , her lascivious hours ; Are conscious of each nightly change she makes , And watch her , as Chaldeans do the Moon ...
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Petulant , speak . Pet . And you , Sir . Sir Wil . No Offence , I hope . ( Salutes Marwood < i.e . , kisses her ) . Mrs. Mar. No , sure , Sir . Wit . This is a vile Dog , I see that already . No Offence !
Petulant , speak . Pet . And you , Sir . Sir Wil . No Offence , I hope . ( Salutes Marwood < i.e . , kisses her ) . Mrs. Mar. No , sure , Sir . Wit . This is a vile Dog , I see that already . No Offence !
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PREFACE | 4 |
ABSALOM AND ACHITOPHEL | 11 |
MAC FLECKNOE | 37 |
Urheberrecht | |
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