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... countrymen , lend me 66 your ears . " I come to bury CESAR , not to praise him . " The evil , that men do , lives after them ; " The good is oft interred with their bones : " So " So let it be with CESAR ! -Noble BRUTUS 88 SECTION XIX .
... countrymen , lend me 66 your ears . " I come to bury CESAR , not to praise him . " The evil , that men do , lives after them ; " The good is oft interred with their bones : " So " So let it be with CESAR ! -Noble BRUTUS 88 SECTION XIX .
Strona 89
... BRUTUs , and the rest , " ( For BRUTUS is an honorable man , " So are they all - all honorable men ) " Come I to fpeak - in CÆSAR's funeral . " He was my friend , faithful , just to me : " But BRUTUS fays , he was ambitious ; " And ...
... BRUTUs , and the rest , " ( For BRUTUS is an honorable man , " So are they all - all honorable men ) " Come I to fpeak - in CÆSAR's funeral . " He was my friend , faithful , just to me : " But BRUTUS fays , he was ambitious ; " And ...
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... BRUTUS is evi- dent , when it is reflected that he was idolifed by the people for affaffinating CÆSAR . The style of the inspired writings is filled with examples of this figure . - I recollect one in EZEKIEL , Ch . xx . " When I lifted ...
... BRUTUS is evi- dent , when it is reflected that he was idolifed by the people for affaffinating CÆSAR . The style of the inspired writings is filled with examples of this figure . - I recollect one in EZEKIEL , Ch . xx . " When I lifted ...
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