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Dost thon drink Tears , that thou provok'st such weeWhat may a heavy Groan
advantage thce ? ( ping ? Why halt thou caft inco eternal Sleeping Thore Eyes ,
that taught all other Eves to see ? Now Nature cares not for thy mortal Vigor ,
Since ...
Dost thon drink Tears , that thou provok'st such weeWhat may a heavy Groan
advantage thce ? ( ping ? Why halt thou caft inco eternal Sleeping Thore Eyes ,
that taught all other Eves to see ? Now Nature cares not for thy mortal Vigor ,
Since ...
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Look , look how liftning Priam wers his Eyes To see those borrow'd ' Tears , that
Sinon sheds ! Priam , -why art thou old , and yet not wise ? For every Tear he falls
, a Trojan bleeds : His Eyes drop Fire , no Water thende proceeds . Those round ...
Look , look how liftning Priam wers his Eyes To see those borrow'd ' Tears , that
Sinon sheds ! Priam , -why art thou old , and yet not wise ? For every Tear he falls
, a Trojan bleeds : His Eyes drop Fire , no Water thende proceeds . Those round ...
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William Shakespeare Nicholas Rowe. Here all inrag'd such Passion her assails ,
That Patience is quite beaten from her Breast ; She tears the sensess Sinon with
her Nails , Comparing him to that unhappy Guest , VVhore ' Deed hath made ...
William Shakespeare Nicholas Rowe. Here all inrag'd such Passion her assails ,
That Patience is quite beaten from her Breast ; She tears the sensess Sinon with
her Nails , Comparing him to that unhappy Guest , VVhore ' Deed hath made ...
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Essay on the Art Rise and Progress of the Stage in Greece Rome | i |
The Glossary Ixviü | lxix |
Venus and Adonis | 1 |
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The Works of Mr. William Shakespear, Том 1 William Shakespeare,Peter Holland Недоступно для просмотра - 1998 |
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