The Works of Shakespeare: A midsummer-night's dream. 1924 |
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Cass . fell a - laughing at him : but Brut . thrust him out of the chamber , and called him dog , and counterfeit cynic . How beit his coming in brake their strife at that time , and so they left each other . ' ( Sk . 134-5 . ) ...
Cass . fell a - laughing at him : but Brut . thrust him out of the chamber , and called him dog , and counterfeit cynic . How beit his coming in brake their strife at that time , and so they left each other . ' ( Sk . 134-5 . ) ...
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( Sk . 150 ) relates of Brut . that “ naming the friends he had seen slain in battle before his eyes , he fetched a greater sigh than before , specially when he came to name Labeo and Flavius , of whom the one was his lieutenant and the ...
( Sk . 150 ) relates of Brut . that “ naming the friends he had seen slain in battle before his eyes , he fetched a greater sigh than before , specially when he came to name Labeo and Flavius , of whom the one was his lieutenant and the ...
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For instead of an enemy you have brought me a friend : and for my part , if you had brought me Brut . alive , truly I cannot tell what I should have done to him . For I had rather have such men my friends as this man here , than mine ...
For instead of an enemy you have brought me a friend : and for my part , if you had brought me Brut . alive , truly I cannot tell what I should have done to him . For I had rather have such men my friends as this man here , than mine ...
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INTRODUCTION PAGE | vii |
THE STAGEHISTORY OF JULIUS CÆSAR | xxxiv |
TO THE READER | xlvii |
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