Major English Writers of the Eighteenth Century, 1권Harold E. Pagliaro Free Press, 1969 - 961페이지 |
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... thou not As well , my Friend , have stretcht the Curse to all The Senate round , as to one single Villain ? 115 Jaff . But Curses stick not : Could I kill with Cursing , By Heav'n I know not thirty Heads in Venice 120 Should not be ...
... thou not As well , my Friend , have stretcht the Curse to all The Senate round , as to one single Villain ? 115 Jaff . But Curses stick not : Could I kill with Cursing , By Heav'n I know not thirty Heads in Venice 120 Should not be ...
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... thou not wrong'd me ? dar'st thou call thy self Jaffeir , that once lov'd , valued friend of mine , And swear thou hast not wrong'd me ? whence these chains ? Whence the vile death , which I may meet this moment ? Whence this dishonour ...
... thou not wrong'd me ? dar'st thou call thy self Jaffeir , that once lov'd , valued friend of mine , And swear thou hast not wrong'd me ? whence these chains ? Whence the vile death , which I may meet this moment ? Whence this dishonour ...
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... thou hast brought me . Belv . Hah ! Where's my friend ? Jaff . mischief ? my friend , thou smiling Nay , shrink not , now ' tis too late , thou shouldst have fled When thy Guilt first had cause , for dire revenge Is up and raging for my ...
... thou hast brought me . Belv . Hah ! Where's my friend ? Jaff . mischief ? my friend , thou smiling Nay , shrink not , now ' tis too late , thou shouldst have fled When thy Guilt first had cause , for dire revenge Is up and raging for my ...
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