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Page 158
... bring unex- pected satisfaction to old shoes . recover re - cover ; restore to health 26 proper handsome ; cf. Oth 4.3.34-5 , " This Lodovico is a proper man ... very handsome man . ' - A neat's leather shoes made from the hides of ...
... bring unex- pected satisfaction to old shoes . recover re - cover ; restore to health 26 proper handsome ; cf. Oth 4.3.34-5 , " This Lodovico is a proper man ... very handsome man . ' - A neat's leather shoes made from the hides of ...
Page 199
... bring me word . LUCIUS I will , sir . The exhalations whizzing in the air Give so much light that I may read by them . Opens the letter and reads . ' Brutus , thou sleep'st ; awake and see thyself. LUCIUS BRUTUS 35 40 BRUTUS BRUTUS 33 ...
... bring me word . LUCIUS I will , sir . The exhalations whizzing in the air Give so much light that I may read by them . Opens the letter and reads . ' Brutus , thou sleep'st ; awake and see thyself. LUCIUS BRUTUS 35 40 BRUTUS BRUTUS 33 ...
Page 337
... bring in an other Brutus to joyne with him , surnamed Albinus : who was no man of his handes him selfe , but bicause he was able to bring good force of a great number of slaves , and fensers at the sharpe , whome he kept to shewe the ...
... bring in an other Brutus to joyne with him , surnamed Albinus : who was no man of his handes him selfe , but bicause he was able to bring good force of a great number of slaves , and fensers at the sharpe , whome he kept to shewe the ...
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