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Page xviii
... falling - sickness , ' nor given to vainglory nor to soothsaying , and he is quite unlikely to be wheedled from his course through his affection for any- body . In brief , he is a clever confection made after a recipe derived from ...
... falling - sickness , ' nor given to vainglory nor to soothsaying , and he is quite unlikely to be wheedled from his course through his affection for any- body . In brief , he is a clever confection made after a recipe derived from ...
Page xxi
... Fall of Cęsar and the Rise of Cęsarism . It is idle to quarrel with the impor- tance of either factor , since Cęsar's ghost would not dominate the play so subtly if the Brutus who is forced to appease it were petty or insincere , and ...
... Fall of Cęsar and the Rise of Cęsarism . It is idle to quarrel with the impor- tance of either factor , since Cęsar's ghost would not dominate the play so subtly if the Brutus who is forced to appease it were petty or insincere , and ...
Page 7
... fall upon your knees , Pray to the Gods to intermit the plague That needs must light on this Ingratitude . 50 60 Fla . Go , go , good Countrymen , and for this fault Assemble all the poore men of your sort ; Draw them to Tyber bankes ...
... fall upon your knees , Pray to the Gods to intermit the plague That needs must light on this Ingratitude . 50 60 Fla . Go , go , good Countrymen , and for this fault Assemble all the poore men of your sort ; Draw them to Tyber bankes ...
Page 16
... Falling sicknesse . Cassi . No , Cęsar hath it not : but you , and I , And honest Caska , we have the Falling sicknesse . Cask . I know not what you meane by that , but I am sure Cęsar fell downe . If the tag - ragge people did not clap ...
... Falling sicknesse . Cassi . No , Cęsar hath it not : but you , and I , And honest Caska , we have the Falling sicknesse . Cask . I know not what you meane by that , but I am sure Cęsar fell downe . If the tag - ragge people did not clap ...
Page 29
... fall for it . Sweare Priests and Cowards , and men Cautelous1 Old feeble Carrions , and such suffering Soules That welcome wrongs : Unto bad causes , sweare Such Creatures as men doubt ; but do not staine The even vertue of our ...
... fall for it . Sweare Priests and Cowards , and men Cautelous1 Old feeble Carrions , and such suffering Soules That welcome wrongs : Unto bad causes , sweare Such Creatures as men doubt ; but do not staine The even vertue of our ...
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