The Works of Christopher Marlowe, Band 1AMS Press, 1970 - 3 Seiten |
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... Hast thou beheld a peal of ordnance strike A ring of pikes , mingled with shot1 and horse , Whose shattered limbs , being tossed as high as heaven , 100 Hang in the air as thick as sunny motes , And canst thou , coward , stand in fear ...
... Hast thou beheld a peal of ordnance strike A ring of pikes , mingled with shot1 and horse , Whose shattered limbs , being tossed as high as heaven , 100 Hang in the air as thick as sunny motes , And canst thou , coward , stand in fear ...
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... hast damned distressèd Faustus ' soul . Is't not too late ? Re - enter Good Angel and Evil Angel . E. Ang . Too late . G. Ang . Never too late , if Faustus can repent . [ Exit . 80 E. Ang . If thou repent , Devils shall tear thee in ...
... hast damned distressèd Faustus ' soul . Is't not too late ? Re - enter Good Angel and Evil Angel . E. Ang . Too late . G. Ang . Never too late , if Faustus can repent . [ Exit . 80 E. Ang . If thou repent , Devils shall tear thee in ...
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... hast a wife , that not only gives thee horns , but makes thee wear them . Feel on thy head . Knight . Thou damnèd wretch and execrable dog , Bred in the concave of some monstrous rock , How darest thou thus abuse a gentleman ? Villain ...
... hast a wife , that not only gives thee horns , but makes thee wear them . Feel on thy head . Knight . Thou damnèd wretch and execrable dog , Bred in the concave of some monstrous rock , How darest thou thus abuse a gentleman ? Villain ...
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