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... with Othello's apology to the Senate, on which it is evidently modelled; and the
appeal of the same character, in the dispute between himself and Glenalvon,
from the decision of his ¡°liege lord,¡± to honour, ¡°Sole judge, and umpire of itself.
... with Othello's apology to the Senate, on which it is evidently modelled; and the
appeal of the same character, in the dispute between himself and Glenalvon,
from the decision of his ¡°liege lord,¡± to honour, ¡°Sole judge, and umpire of itself.
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By them I was thrust out, and them I blame: May heaven so judge me as I judge
my master! And God so love me as I love his races Lady R. His race shall yet
reward thee. On thy faith Depends the fate of thy lov'd master's house. Remember
'st ...
By them I was thrust out, and them I blame: May heaven so judge me as I judge
my master! And God so love me as I love his races Lady R. His race shall yet
reward thee. On thy faith Depends the fate of thy lov'd master's house. Remember
'st ...
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Lord R. Speak not thus, Taunting each other: but unfold to me The cause of
quarrel, then I judge betwixt you. Doug. Nay, my good lord, though I revere you
much, My cause I plead not, nor demand your judgment. I blush to speak; I will
not, ...
Lord R. Speak not thus, Taunting each other: but unfold to me The cause of
quarrel, then I judge betwixt you. Doug. Nay, my good lord, though I revere you
much, My cause I plead not, nor demand your judgment. I blush to speak; I will
not, ...
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