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Yet I to thee will speak As if thou wert a friend , and I expected From thee some mighty favor to obtain : Yet thou ... Tis even thus : by those of my own house Am I detested , and , to serve thy cause , Those very friends , whom least ...
Yet I to thee will speak As if thou wert a friend , and I expected From thee some mighty favor to obtain : Yet thou ... Tis even thus : by those of my own house Am I detested , and , to serve thy cause , Those very friends , whom least ...
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Cæsar , perceiving that Cicero's wishes were for liberty , had ceased to pay any further regard to him , and was now employing the mediation of his friends to come to a good understanding with Antony . They both met together with ...
Cæsar , perceiving that Cicero's wishes were for liberty , had ceased to pay any further regard to him , and was now employing the mediation of his friends to come to a good understanding with Antony . They both met together with ...
Page 507
And , by this time , several of the ships of burden and some of his friends began to come in to him from the rout , bringing news of his fleet's being quite destroyed , but that the land forces , they thought , still stood firm .
And , by this time , several of the ships of burden and some of his friends began to come in to him from the rout , bringing news of his fleet's being quite destroyed , but that the land forces , they thought , still stood firm .
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Masterworks of World Literature, Volume 1 Masterworks of World Literature, Edwin Mallard Everett |
| Editor | Edwin Mallard Everett |
| Edition | revised |
| Publisher | Dryden Press, 1955 |
| Length | 1000 pages |
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