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170 180 [ Exeunt Jews . 190 [ Exit . 1 Old ed . " Iew . Doe so ; Farewell , Zaareth , " & c . Dyce is doubtless right in considering that " doe so " is a stage direction ( = Exeunt Merchants ) , which has crept into the text .
170 180 [ Exeunt Jews . 190 [ Exit . 1 Old ed . " Iew . Doe so ; Farewell , Zaareth , " & c . Dyce is doubtless right in considering that " doe so " is a stage direction ( = Exeunt Merchants ) , which has crept into the text .
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[ Exeunt CALYMATH and Bassoes . Go one and call those Jews of Malta hither : Were they not summoned to appear to - day ? Off . They were , my lord , and here they come . near . From the Emperor of Turkey is arrived Great Selim Calymath ...
[ Exeunt CALYMATH and Bassoes . Go one and call those Jews of Malta hither : Were they not summoned to appear to - day ? Off . They were , my lord , and here they come . near . From the Emperor of Turkey is arrived Great Selim Calymath ...
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Why pine not I , and die in this distress ? 1 Jew . Why , Barabas , as hardly can we brook The cruel handling of ourselves in this ; Thou seest they have taken half our goods . 150 [ Exeunt , all except BARABAS and the Jews . Bar .
Why pine not I , and die in this distress ? 1 Jew . Why , Barabas , as hardly can we brook The cruel handling of ourselves in this ; Thou seest they have taken half our goods . 150 [ Exeunt , all except BARABAS and the Jews . Bar .
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for myself , but agèd Barabas : Father , for thee lamenteth Abigail : But I will learn to leave these fruitless tears , And , urged thereto with my afflictions , 210 [ Exeunt . 220 230 With fierce exclaims run to the senate - house ...
for myself , but agèd Barabas : Father , for thee lamenteth Abigail : But I will learn to leave these fruitless tears , And , urged thereto with my afflictions , 210 [ Exeunt . 220 230 With fierce exclaims run to the senate - house ...
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360 [ Exeunt , on one side Barabas , on the other side Friars , Abbess , Nun and Abigal ; as they are going out , Enter MATHIAS . Math . Who's this ? fair Abigail , the rich Jew's daughter , Become a nun ! her father's sudden fall Has ...
360 [ Exeunt , on one side Barabas , on the other side Friars , Abbess , Nun and Abigal ; as they are going out , Enter MATHIAS . Math . Who's this ? fair Abigail , the rich Jew's daughter , Become a nun ! her father's sudden fall Has ...
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| Titel | The Works of Christopher Marlowe, Band 2 The English dramatists The Works of Christopher Marlowe, Christopher Marlowe |
| Autor/in | Christopher Marlowe |
| Herausgeber | Arthur Henry Bullen |
| Verlag | Houghton, Mifflin, 1885 |
| Original von | Harvard University |
| Digitalisiert | 31. Aug. 2007 |
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