The Works of Christopher Marlowe, Band 1AMS Press, 1970 - 3 Seiten |
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... rest attemptless , faint , and destitute ? Methinks we should not : I am strongly moved , That if I should desire the Persian crown , I could attain it with a wondrous ease . And would not all our soldiers soon consent , If we should ...
... rest attemptless , faint , and destitute ? Methinks we should not : I am strongly moved , That if I should desire the Persian crown , I could attain it with a wondrous ease . And would not all our soldiers soon consent , If we should ...
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... rest thee here on fair Larissa plains , Where Egypt and the Turkish empire part Between thy sons , that shall be emperors , And every one commander of a world . Zeno . Sweet Tamburlaine , when wilt thou leave these arms , And save thy ...
... rest thee here on fair Larissa plains , Where Egypt and the Turkish empire part Between thy sons , that shall be emperors , And every one commander of a world . Zeno . Sweet Tamburlaine , when wilt thou leave these arms , And save thy ...
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... rest , That would not kill and curse at God's command , So surely will the vengeance of the Highest , And jealous anger of His fearful arm , Be poured with rigour on our sinful heads , If we neglect this offered victory . Sig . Then arm ...
... rest , That would not kill and curse at God's command , So surely will the vengeance of the Highest , And jealous anger of His fearful arm , Be poured with rigour on our sinful heads , If we neglect this offered victory . Sig . Then arm ...
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