 | George William McClelland - 1925 - 1180 페이지
...orders loudly. Scrap. Romans, Egyptians, hear the queen's command. Thus Cleopatra bids: Let labor cease; e William M8 - sent up to Heav'n, And every public place repeat this echo. Vent. (Aside) Fine pageantry! Scrap. Set... | |
 | John Dryden - 1972 - 188 페이지
...time thirty-three years old, twenty years younger than Antony. Thus Cleopatra bids: "Let labor cease. To pomp and triumphs give this happy day That gave the world a lord: 'tis Antony's." 140 Live, Antony; and Cleopatra live! Be this the general voice sent up to heav'n, And every public... | |
 | John Dryden - 1985 - 672 페이지
...Queen's Command. Thus Cleopatra bids, Let Labor cease, To Pomp and Triumphs give this happy day, i« That gave the World a Lord: 'tis Antony's. Live, Antony; and Cleopatra live. Be this the general voice sent up to Heav'n, And every publick place repeat this eccho. Ven. aside. Fine Pageantry! Serap. Set... | |
 | John Dryden - 1956 - 682 페이지
...Queen's Command. Thus Cleopatra bids, Let Labor cease, To Pomp and Triumphs give this happy day, MC That gave the World a Lord: 'tis Antony's. Live, Antony; and Cleopatra live. Be this the general voice sent up to Heav'n, And every publick place repeat this eccho. Ven. aside. Fine Pageantry! Serap. Set... | |
 | William Shakespeare - 2001 - 636 페이지
...loudly. Serap, Romans, ^Egyptians, hear the Queen's Command. Thus Cleopatra bids, Let Labor cease, To Pomp and Triumphs give this happy day, That gave...Antony / and Cleopatra live. Be this the general voice sent up to Heav'n. And eveiy publick place repeat this eccho. Ven. aside. Fine Pageantry ! Serap. Set... | |
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Because his other parts are more than man.— He must not thus be lost. [ALEXAS and the Priests come forward. Alex. You have your full instructions, now advance; Proclaim your orders loudly, Serap. Romans, Egyptians, hear the queen's command. Thus Cleopatra... 
