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... Pompey many a time and oft ? Have you climb'd up to Walles and Battlements , To Towres and Windowes ? Yea , to Chimney tops , Your Infants in your Armes , and there have sate The live - long day , with patient expectation , To see great ...
... Pompey many a time and oft ? Have you climb'd up to Walles and Battlements , To Towres and Windowes ? Yea , to Chimney tops , Your Infants in your Armes , and there have sate The live - long day , with patient expectation , To see great ...
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... Pompey ; I wonder none of you have thought of him . Bru . Now good Metellus go along by him : He loves me well , and I have given him Reasons , Send him but hither , and Ile fashion him . Cas . The morning comes upon's : Wee'l leave you ...
... Pompey ; I wonder none of you have thought of him . Bru . Now good Metellus go along by him : He loves me well , and I have given him Reasons , Send him but hither , and Ile fashion him . Cas . The morning comes upon's : Wee'l leave you ...
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... Pompey was ) am I compell'd to set Upon one Battell all our Liberties . You know , that I held Epicurus strong , And his Opinion : Now I change my minde , And partly credit things that do presage . Comming from Sardis , on our former ...
... Pompey was ) am I compell'd to set Upon one Battell all our Liberties . You know , that I held Epicurus strong , And his Opinion : Now I change my minde , And partly credit things that do presage . Comming from Sardis , on our former ...
Page 98
... Pompey's statue . Antony asks safeguard , and Brutus , against the advice of Cassius , yields it and permits him to speak at Cæsar's funeral after his own speech . He soothes the people ; but Antony rouses them to mutiny ; they fire the ...
... Pompey's statue . Antony asks safeguard , and Brutus , against the advice of Cassius , yields it and permits him to speak at Cæsar's funeral after his own speech . He soothes the people ; but Antony rouses them to mutiny ; they fire the ...
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... Pompey's sons ; Antony's proffer of the crown three times to Cæsar during the Lupercal feast ; the instigation of Brutus by Cassius , and by scrolls placed in his prætor's chair ; the prodigies and portents . For Act II .: Cal ...
... Pompey's sons ; Antony's proffer of the crown three times to Cæsar during the Lupercal feast ; the instigation of Brutus by Cassius , and by scrolls placed in his prætor's chair ; the prodigies and portents . For Act II .: Cal ...
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