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Page 40
We look'd not for Mark Antony here ; pray you is he married to Cleopatra ? Eno .
Cæsar's sister is call'd Oitavia . Men . True , Sir ; she was the wife of Caius
Marcellus . Eno . But now she is the wife of Marcus Antonius . Olen . Pray ye , Şir
?
We look'd not for Mark Antony here ; pray you is he married to Cleopatra ? Eno .
Cæsar's sister is call'd Oitavia . Men . True , Sir ; she was the wife of Caius
Marcellus . Eno . But now she is the wife of Marcus Antonius . Olen . Pray ye , Şir
?
Page 51
A more unhappy lady , If this division chance , ne'er stood between * Praying for
both parts : The good gods will mock me presently , When I fall pray , " Oh , bless
my Lord and husband ! " Undo that prayer , by crying out as loud , E 2 Sc . 4 .
A more unhappy lady , If this division chance , ne'er stood between * Praying for
both parts : The good gods will mock me presently , When I fall pray , " Oh , bless
my Lord and husband ! " Undo that prayer , by crying out as loud , E 2 Sc . 4 .
Page 61
Pray you look not sad , Nor make replies of lothness ; take the hint Which my
despair proclaims . Let them be left Which leave themselves . To the sea - side .
Straightway I will possess you of that ship and treasure . Leave me , I pray , a little
...
Pray you look not sad , Nor make replies of lothness ; take the hint Which my
despair proclaims . Let them be left Which leave themselves . To the sea - side .
Straightway I will possess you of that ship and treasure . Leave me , I pray , a little
...
Page 96
Let me report to him Your sweet dependency , and you shall find A conqu'ror that
will pray in aid for kindness , Where he for grace is kneeld to . Cleo . Pray you ,
tell him , I am his fortune's vafal , and I send him The greatness he has got .
Let me report to him Your sweet dependency , and you shall find A conqu'ror that
will pray in aid for kindness , Where he for grace is kneeld to . Cleo . Pray you ,
tell him , I am his fortune's vafal , and I send him The greatness he has got .
Page 99
Nay , pray you , Sir . Dol . Though he be honourableCleo . He'll lead me in
triumph ? Dol . Madam , he will . I know't . All . Make way there --- Cæfar . ' S CE
N E IV . Enter Cæfar , Gallus , Mecænas , Proculeius , and Attendants . Cæs .
Which is ...
Nay , pray you , Sir . Dol . Though he be honourableCleo . He'll lead me in
triumph ? Dol . Madam , he will . I know't . All . Make way there --- Cæfar . ' S CE
N E IV . Enter Cæfar , Gallus , Mecænas , Proculeius , and Attendants . Cæs .
Which is ...
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| Title | The works of Shakespeare, with corrections and illustr. from various commentators, Volume 9 The works of Shakespeare, with corrections and illustr. from various commentators, William Shakespeare |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Published | 1767 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 6 Jul 2007 |
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