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Thou purger of the earth , draw thy fear'd sword , That does good turns to the
world ; give us the The crow , the slanderous cuckoo , nor bones The boding
raven , nor chough hoar , Of our dead kings , that we may chapel them ! Nor chatt
' ring ...
Thou purger of the earth , draw thy fear'd sword , That does good turns to the
world ; give us the The crow , the slanderous cuckoo , nor bones The boding
raven , nor chough hoar , Of our dead kings , that we may chapel them ! Nor chatt
' ring ...
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I've heard the Set down in ice , which , by hot grief uncandied , fortunes Melts into
drops ; so sorrow , wanting form , Ofyour dead lords , which gives me such
lamenting Is pressed with deeper matter . As wakes my vengeance and revenge
for ...
I've heard the Set down in ice , which , by hot grief uncandied , fortunes Melts into
drops ; so sorrow , wanting form , Ofyour dead lords , which gives me such
lamenting Is pressed with deeper matter . As wakes my vengeance and revenge
for ...
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Go , and find out From our kind air ( to them unkind , ) and minister The bones of
your dead lords , and honour them What man to man may do ; for our sake , more
. With treble ceremony ; rather than a gap Since I have known frights , fury ...
Go , and find out From our kind air ( to them unkind , ) and minister The bones of
your dead lords , and honour them What man to man may do ; for our sake , more
. With treble ceremony ; rather than a gap Since I have known frights , fury ...
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That must talk till you answer , do not stand Enter GOBRIAS , ARANE , PANTUEA
, SPACO As you were dumb ; ' say something , though it be NIA , BACURIUS ,
MARDONIUS , BESSUS , and Poison'd with anger that may strike me dead . two
...
That must talk till you answer , do not stand Enter GOBRIAS , ARANE , PANTUEA
, SPACO As you were dumb ; ' say something , though it be NIA , BACURIUS ,
MARDONIUS , BESSUS , and Poison'd with anger that may strike me dead . two
...
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You may command me dead ; and so much love Arb . Tigranes ! art not thou my
prisoner ?, A stranger may importune ; pray you , do . Tigr . I am . If this request
appear too much to grant , Arb . And who is this ? Adopt me of some other family
...
You may command me dead ; and so much love Arb . Tigranes ! art not thou my
prisoner ?, A stranger may importune ; pray you , do . Tigr . I am . If this request
appear too much to grant , Arb . And who is this ? Adopt me of some other family
...
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| Title | The Modern British Drama: In Five Volumes, Volume 1 The Modern British Drama: In Five Volumes |
| Publisher | William Miller, 1811 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Jan 2009 |
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