The Works of Ben JonsonPhillips, Sampson, 1857 - 944 lappuses |
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242. lappuse
... unto us , Since their free loves do vield no less defence To a prince's state , than his own innocence . Say then , there can be nothing in their thought Shall want to please us , that hath pleased them ; Our suffrage rather shall ...
... unto us , Since their free loves do vield no less defence To a prince's state , than his own innocence . Say then , there can be nothing in their thought Shall want to please us , that hath pleased them ; Our suffrage rather shall ...
406. lappuse
... unto our safety than their own , As it then seem'd , neglecting these men's offers , Where had we been , or where ... Unto some safe , but a free custody , Until the senate can determine farther ? Omnes . It pleaseth well . Cic . Then ...
... unto our safety than their own , As it then seem'd , neglecting these men's offers , Where had we been , or where ... Unto some safe , but a free custody , Until the senate can determine farther ? Omnes . It pleaseth well . Cic . Then ...
409. lappuse
... unto the public . Cic . No violence . Cæsar , be safe . [ They all rise . ] Lead on . Where are the public executioners ? Bid them wait on us . On to Spinther's house . Bring Lentulus forth . [ He is brought out . ] Here , you , the ...
... unto the public . Cic . No violence . Cæsar , be safe . [ They all rise . ] Lead on . Where are the public executioners ? Bid them wait on us . On to Spinther's house . Bring Lentulus forth . [ He is brought out . ] Here , you , the ...
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