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... death , My reason bears no rule upon my tongue , But lets my thoughts break all at random out : 315 I've thought better ; do not deny me twice . Ven . By Heav'n , I will not . Let it not be t'out - live you . Ant . Kill me first , And ...
... death , My reason bears no rule upon my tongue , But lets my thoughts break all at random out : 315 I've thought better ; do not deny me twice . Ven . By Heav'n , I will not . Let it not be t'out - live you . Ant . Kill me first , And ...
Page 180
... Death's dreadful office , better than himself , Touching our limbs so gently into slumber , That Death stands by , deceiv'd by his own Image , And thinks himself but Sleep . 465 470 475 Serap . [ within ] . The Queen , where is she ...
... Death's dreadful office , better than himself , Touching our limbs so gently into slumber , That Death stands by , deceiv'd by his own Image , And thinks himself but Sleep . 465 470 475 Serap . [ within ] . The Queen , where is she ...
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... death ? Pierr . Death , honourable death . Renault . Death's the best thing we ask or you can give . All Conspir . No shamefull bonds , but honourable death . 265 Duke . Break up the Council : Captain , guard Venice Preserv'd : Or , A ...
... death ? Pierr . Death , honourable death . Renault . Death's the best thing we ask or you can give . All Conspir . No shamefull bonds , but honourable death . 265 Duke . Break up the Council : Captain , guard Venice Preserv'd : Or , A ...
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John Dryden 16311700 | 4 |
ABSALOM AND ACHITOPHEL | 11 |
MAC FLECKNOE | 37 |
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