The Works of Christopher Marlowe, Band 1AMS Press, 1970 - 3 Seiten |
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... gold and precious stones , And made their spoils from all our provinces . Men . This should entreat your highness to rejoice , Since Fortune gives you opportunity To gain the title of a conqueror By curing of this maimèd empery . Afric ...
... gold and precious stones , And made their spoils from all our provinces . Men . This should entreat your highness to rejoice , Since Fortune gives you opportunity To gain the title of a conqueror By curing of this maimèd empery . Afric ...
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... gold , Which you that be but common soldiers Shall fling in every corner of the field ; And while the base - born Tartars take it up , You , fighting more for honour than for gold , Shall massacre those greedy - minded slaves ; And when ...
... gold , Which you that be but common soldiers Shall fling in every corner of the field ; And while the base - born Tartars take it up , You , fighting more for honour than for gold , Shall massacre those greedy - minded slaves ; And when ...
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Christopher Marlowe Arthur Henry Bullen. to gold , that I might lock you up in my good chest . O , my sweet gold ! Faust . What art thou - the third ? 129 Wrath . I am Wrath . I had neither father nor mother : I leapt out of a lion's ...
Christopher Marlowe Arthur Henry Bullen. to gold , that I might lock you up in my good chest . O , my sweet gold ! Faust . What art thou - the third ? 129 Wrath . I am Wrath . I had neither father nor mother : I leapt out of a lion's ...
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