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... Antony and Cleopatra. It, however, abounds inadmirable and affecting passages, and isremarkable forthe profound knowledgeof character, in which Shakespeare could scarcelyfail.If there is any exception to this remark, it is in thehero ...
... Antony and Cleopatra. It, however, abounds inadmirable and affecting passages, and isremarkable forthe profound knowledgeof character, in which Shakespeare could scarcelyfail.If there is any exception to this remark, it is in thehero ...
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... Antony. Caesar? Caesar. Letme havemen about me that are fat, Sleek headed men, and such as sleep anights: Yond Cassius has a lean and hungry look,Hethinks too much; such men are dangerous. Antony. Fearhim not,Caesar, he's not dangerous ...
... Antony. Caesar? Caesar. Letme havemen about me that are fat, Sleek headed men, and such as sleep anights: Yond Cassius has a lean and hungry look,Hethinks too much; such men are dangerous. Antony. Fearhim not,Caesar, he's not dangerous ...
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William Hazlitt. they happened. The character of Mark Antony is further speculated upon where the conspirators deliberate whether he shall fall with Caesar. Brutus isagainst it: And for Mark Antony, think notof him:For "he cando no more ...
William Hazlitt. they happened. The character of Mark Antony is further speculated upon where the conspirators deliberate whether he shall fall with Caesar. Brutus isagainst it: And for Mark Antony, think notof him:For "he cando no more ...
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... Antony did thatof Brutus. Alltheconspirators, saveonly he, Did that theydidin envyof great Caesar: He onlyina ... Antony's speech overthe deadbody of Caesar hasbeen justly admired for the mixture of pathos and artifice in it:
... Antony did thatof Brutus. Alltheconspirators, saveonly he, Did that theydidin envyof great Caesar: He onlyina ... Antony's speech overthe deadbody of Caesar hasbeen justly admired for the mixture of pathos and artifice in it:
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