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Page 125
... brought on and never used , other characters speaking without having been brought on , or going on speaking after their exit . A notable mark of a printed text set up from Shakespeare's ' foul papers ' is idiosyncratic spelling ...
... brought on and never used , other characters speaking without having been brought on , or going on speaking after their exit . A notable mark of a printed text set up from Shakespeare's ' foul papers ' is idiosyncratic spelling ...
Page 333
... brought unto him against him : howbeit he feared his great minde , authority , & frends . Yet on the other side also , he trusted his good nature , & fayer condi- cions . For , intelligence being brought him one day , that Antonius and ...
... brought unto him against him : howbeit he feared his great minde , authority , & frends . Yet on the other side also , he trusted his good nature , & fayer condi- cions . For , intelligence being brought him one day , that Antonius and ...
Page 360
... brought him . Others also understanding of it , that they had brought Brutus prisoner : they came out of all parts of the campe to see him , some pitying his hard fortune , & others 360 Appendix : Plutarch's Life of Marcus Brutus.
... brought him . Others also understanding of it , that they had brought Brutus prisoner : they came out of all parts of the campe to see him , some pitying his hard fortune , & others 360 Appendix : Plutarch's Life of Marcus Brutus.
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