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From Flax- SUFPLEMENTARY NOTIci. 42. Plains of Troy.— From Sir W. Gell 139 43. Hector's Body dragged at the Car of Achilles. — From Flaxman 144 AcT III. 53. Old Walla of Rome. Melville 54. Taipei an Rock. — From an Italian print.
From Flax- SUFPLEMENTARY NOTIci. 42. Plains of Troy.— From Sir W. Gell 139 43. Hector's Body dragged at the Car of Achilles. — From Flaxman 144 AcT III. 53. Old Walla of Rome. Melville 54. Taipei an Rock. — From an Italian print.
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... c . obey her , and went to supper to her , where he found “ Sextus Pompeius at that time kept in Sicilia , such passing sumptuous fare that no tongue can and so made many an inroad into Italy with a great express it .
... c . obey her , and went to supper to her , where he found “ Sextus Pompeius at that time kept in Sicilia , such passing sumptuous fare that no tongue can and so made many an inroad into Italy with a great express it .
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with all the instance she could possible , entreated that he had in manner divided all Italy amongst his them they would not suffer her , that was the bap- own soldiers , and had left no part of it for his solpiest woman of the world ...
with all the instance she could possible , entreated that he had in manner divided all Italy amongst his them they would not suffer her , that was the bap- own soldiers , and had left no part of it for his solpiest woman of the world ...
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JULIUS CAESAR 215 | 238 |
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA | 277 |
SUPPLEMENTARY NOTICE TO THE THREE ROMAN PLAYS | 339 |
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