The Tudor Translations, Volume 1AMS Press, 1967 |
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... Hast thou not seene one of our late Kings losophie , is to learne how slaine in the middest of his sports ? and one of his ancestors die miserably by the chocke of an hog ? Eschilus fore- threatned by the fall of an house , when he ...
... Hast thou not seene one of our late Kings losophie , is to learne how slaine in the middest of his sports ? and one of his ancestors die miserably by the chocke of an hog ? Eschilus fore- threatned by the fall of an house , when he ...
Page 88
... hast past . Doe not all things move as you doe , or keepe your course ? Is there any thing grows not old together with your selfe ? A thousand men , a thousand beasts , and a thousand other creatures die in the very instant that you die ...
... hast past . Doe not all things move as you doe , or keepe your course ? Is there any thing grows not old together with your selfe ? A thousand men , a thousand beasts , and a thousand other creatures die in the very instant that you die ...
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... hast notwithstanding undertaken to kill me . ' To whom Cinna replied , crying alowd , ' That he had never so much as conceived so wicked a thought , much lesse entertained the ' same . ' ' Oh Cinna , this is not according to thy promise ...
... hast notwithstanding undertaken to kill me . ' To whom Cinna replied , crying alowd , ' That he had never so much as conceived so wicked a thought , much lesse entertained the ' same . ' ' Oh Cinna , this is not according to thy promise ...
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