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... become a crown ; Thy hand is made to grasp a palmer's staff . Here is a hand to hold a sceptre up And with the same to act controlling laws . ( V.i.93-7,102-3 ) Henry's response when the queen and others allow him an opportunity to ...
... become a crown ; Thy hand is made to grasp a palmer's staff . Here is a hand to hold a sceptre up And with the same to act controlling laws . ( V.i.93-7,102-3 ) Henry's response when the queen and others allow him an opportunity to ...
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... becomes fully intelligible . Falstaff epitomizes all those symptoms of immaturity to which the potentially superior individual is prone in his early phases : " most subject is the fattest soil to weeds " ( 2HIV , IV.iv.54 ) ; and he ...
... becomes fully intelligible . Falstaff epitomizes all those symptoms of immaturity to which the potentially superior individual is prone in his early phases : " most subject is the fattest soil to weeds " ( 2HIV , IV.iv.54 ) ; and he ...
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... become one of the most famous of Roman generals . Similarly , Octavius , as Caesar Augustus , will become not only the most distinguished of Rome's leaders , but also architect of one of the pinnacles of European cultural achievement ...
... become one of the most famous of Roman generals . Similarly , Octavius , as Caesar Augustus , will become not only the most distinguished of Rome's leaders , but also architect of one of the pinnacles of European cultural achievement ...
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