Bell's Edition of Shakespeare's Plays, 1774, Volume 4Cornmarket P., 1969 - 1800 pages |
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Page 327
... Cleopatra ? ) - Whip him , fellows , Till , like a boy , you fee him cringe his face , And whine aloud for mercy : Take him hence 1 . This unhofpitable favage proceeding , fo inconfiftent with the laws of all ... CLEOPATRA . CLEOPATRA . 327.
... Cleopatra ? ) - Whip him , fellows , Till , like a boy , you fee him cringe his face , And whine aloud for mercy : Take him hence 1 . This unhofpitable favage proceeding , fo inconfiftent with the laws of all ... CLEOPATRA . CLEOPATRA . 327.
Page 356
... Cleopatra , Do not abufe my master's bounty , by The undoing of yourself : let the world fee His nobleness well ... Cleopatra , in this fpeech , displays great and becoming magnani- mity of fpirit , finely oppofed to the equivocal ...
... Cleopatra , Do not abufe my master's bounty , by The undoing of yourself : let the world fee His nobleness well ... Cleopatra , in this fpeech , displays great and becoming magnani- mity of fpirit , finely oppofed to the equivocal ...
Page 359
... Cleopatra , know , We will extenuate rather than enforce : If you apply yourself to our intents , ( Which towards you are most gentle ) you fhall find A benefit in this change : but if you seek To lay on me a cruelty , by taking ...
... Cleopatra , know , We will extenuate rather than enforce : If you apply yourself to our intents , ( Which towards you are most gentle ) you fhall find A benefit in this change : but if you seek To lay on me a cruelty , by taking ...
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