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... gives the plot through his oration in the climax of the third act , when he fires the hearts of the Roman people to immortalize Cæsar and mutiny against the honourable men ' who stabbed him . The love of Antony for Cæsar , the love of ...
... gives the plot through his oration in the climax of the third act , when he fires the hearts of the Roman people to immortalize Cæsar and mutiny against the honourable men ' who stabbed him . The love of Antony for Cæsar , the love of ...
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... give some soyle ( perhaps ) to my Behaviours : But let not therefore my good Friends be greev'd ( Among which number Cassius be you one ) Nor construe any further my neglect , Then that poore Brutus with himselfe at warre , Forgets the ...
... give some soyle ( perhaps ) to my Behaviours : But let not therefore my good Friends be greev'd ( Among which number Cassius be you one ) Nor construe any further my neglect , Then that poore Brutus with himselfe at warre , Forgets the ...
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... Give me some drinke Titinius , As a sicke Girle : Ye Gods , it doth amaze me , A man of such a feeble temper should So get the start of the Majesticke world , And beare the Palme alone . Shout . Bru . Another generall shout ? Flourish ...
... Give me some drinke Titinius , As a sicke Girle : Ye Gods , it doth amaze me , A man of such a feeble temper should So get the start of the Majesticke world , And beare the Palme alone . Shout . Bru . Another generall shout ? Flourish ...
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... gives men stomacke to disgest his words With better Appetite . Brut . And so it is : For this time I will leave you : To morrow , if you please to speake with me , I will come home to you : or if you will , Come home to me , and I will ...
... gives men stomacke to disgest his words With better Appetite . Brut . And so it is : For this time I will leave you : To morrow , if you please to speake with me , I will come home to you : or if you will , Come home to me , and I will ...
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... Rome . Brutus's orchard . ] Enter Brutus in his Orchard . Brut . What Lucius , hoe ? I cannot , by the progresse of the Starres , Give guesse how neere to day — Lucius , I 24 I. iii . 140 - II . i . 2 ] THE TRAGEDIE IV.
... Rome . Brutus's orchard . ] Enter Brutus in his Orchard . Brut . What Lucius , hoe ? I cannot , by the progresse of the Starres , Give guesse how neere to day — Lucius , I 24 I. iii . 140 - II . i . 2 ] THE TRAGEDIE IV.
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