Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical : Printed from the Acting Copies, as Performed at the Theatres-royal, London, Tom 11John Cumberland, 1826 |
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... scenes , is an admirable cloak to his future designs , and contrasts well with the energy and pathos that burst forth as ... scene where she stabs her self , in the presence of Collatinus and Lucretius , is wisely omitted : it is weakly ...
... scenes , is an admirable cloak to his future designs , and contrasts well with the energy and pathos that burst forth as ... scene where she stabs her self , in the presence of Collatinus and Lucretius , is wisely omitted : it is weakly ...
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... SCENE II . - The Camp before Ardea . Enter CLAUDIUS and ARUNS , laughing , L. S. E. Aruns . There is no doctor for the spleen like Lucius . What precious scenes of folly did he act When , lately , through the glorious scenes of Greece ...
... SCENE II . - The Camp before Ardea . Enter CLAUDIUS and ARUNS , laughing , L. S. E. Aruns . There is no doctor for the spleen like Lucius . What precious scenes of folly did he act When , lately , through the glorious scenes of Greece ...
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... SCENE III . - Rome - A State Apartment in the Palace . of TULLIA . Enter TULLIA , preceded by GUARDS , BANNER BEARERS , LADIES ; and followed by VALERIUS . She appears perturbed , and speaks apart . Tul . [ Apart . ] Why should the ...
... SCENE III . - Rome - A State Apartment in the Palace . of TULLIA . Enter TULLIA , preceded by GUARDS , BANNER BEARERS , LADIES ; and followed by VALERIUS . She appears perturbed , and speaks apart . Tul . [ Apart . ] Why should the ...
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... like you . Hor . I the fool ! Sirrah , good words , or I will have thee beaten . Br . A fool thou wilt not beat - a brute thou dar'st not , For the dull ass will kick against his striker , B 2 SCENE III . ] 13 BRUTUS .
... like you . Hor . I the fool ! Sirrah , good words , or I will have thee beaten . Br . A fool thou wilt not beat - a brute thou dar'st not , For the dull ass will kick against his striker , B 2 SCENE III . ] 13 BRUTUS .
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... dost love me , pray the gods To keep me what I am . Where all are slaves , None but the fool is happy . Ti . We are Romans- Not slaves- Br . Not B 3 SCENE 111. ] 15 BRUTUS . A little longer yet support me, patience! ...
... dost love me , pray the gods To keep me what I am . Where all are slaves , None but the fool is happy . Ti . We are Romans- Not slaves- Br . Not B 3 SCENE 111. ] 15 BRUTUS . A little longer yet support me, patience! ...
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