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Christopher Marlowe Arthur Henry Bullen. Cal . If any man will hold him , I will strike And cleave him to the channel1 with my sword . Tamb . Hold him , and cleave him too , or I'll cleave thee , For we will march against them presently ...
Christopher Marlowe Arthur Henry Bullen. Cal . If any man will hold him , I will strike And cleave him to the channel1 with my sword . Tamb . Hold him , and cleave him too , or I'll cleave thee , For we will march against them presently ...
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... hold to us . Capt . To you ! Why , do you 2 think me weary of it ? Tech . Nay , captain , thou art weary of thy life , If thou withstand the friends of Tamburlaine ! Ther . These pioners of Argier in Africa , Even in the cannon's face ...
... hold to us . Capt . To you ! Why , do you 2 think me weary of it ? Tech . Nay , captain , thou art weary of thy life , If thou withstand the friends of Tamburlaine ! Ther . These pioners of Argier in Africa , Even in the cannon's face ...
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... hold 1 is yours . 60 [ Exeunt . SCENE IV . Alarum within . - Enter the CAPTAIN , with OLYMPIA , and his Son . Olymp . Come , good my lord , and let us haste from hence Along the cave that leads beyond the foe ; No hope is left to save ...
... hold 1 is yours . 60 [ Exeunt . SCENE IV . Alarum within . - Enter the CAPTAIN , with OLYMPIA , and his Son . Olymp . Come , good my lord , and let us haste from hence Along the cave that leads beyond the foe ; No hope is left to save ...
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