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Wilt thou not go , and leave me ? CREON . By thee misjudged , but known as just by these . [ Exit . ] CHORUS . Why , lady , art thou slow to lead him in ? JOCASTA . I fain would learn how this sad chance arose . CHORUS .
Wilt thou not go , and leave me ? CREON . By thee misjudged , but known as just by these . [ Exit . ] CHORUS . Why , lady , art thou slow to lead him in ? JOCASTA . I fain would learn how this sad chance arose . CHORUS .
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But Antony , leaving the city and the conversation of his friends , built him a dwelling - place in the water , near Pharos , upon a little mole which he cast up in the sea , and there , secluding himself from the company of mankind ...
But Antony , leaving the city and the conversation of his friends , built him a dwelling - place in the water , near Pharos , upon a little mole which he cast up in the sea , and there , secluding himself from the company of mankind ...
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Let us hurl our missiles upon him , and then leave him . ” Even so they did ; and cast upon him many a dart and javelin , and spears and lances and feathered arrows . They broke and rent the shield of Roland , tore open and unmailed his ...
Let us hurl our missiles upon him , and then leave him . ” Even so they did ; and cast upon him many a dart and javelin , and spears and lances and feathered arrows . They broke and rent the shield of Roland , tore open and unmailed his ...
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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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