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... I'll look - unto myself . [ Aside . 1 Jew . I know you will ; well , brethren , let us go . Jew . Let's take our leaves ; farewell , good Barabas . Bar . Farewell , 1 Zaareth ; farewell , Temainte . And , Barabas , now search this ...
... I'll look - unto myself . [ Aside . 1 Jew . I know you will ; well , brethren , let us go . Jew . Let's take our leaves ; farewell , good Barabas . Bar . Farewell , 1 Zaareth ; farewell , Temainte . And , Barabas , now search this ...
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... I'll rouse my senses and awake myself . Daughter ! I have it : thou perceiv'st the plight Wherein these Christians have oppressed me : Be ruled by me , for in extremity We ought to make bar of no policy . Abig . Father , whate'er it be ...
... I'll rouse my senses and awake myself . Daughter ! I have it : thou perceiv'st the plight Wherein these Christians have oppressed me : Be ruled by me , for in extremity We ought to make bar of no policy . Abig . Father , whate'er it be ...
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... I'll be at the door . ) No , come not at me ; if thou wilt be damned , Forget me , see me not , and so be gone . ( Farewell , remember to - morrow morning . ) Out , out , thou wretch ! 360 [ Exeunt , on one side Barabas , on the other ...
... I'll be at the door . ) No , come not at me ; if thou wilt be damned , Forget me , see me not , and so be gone . ( Farewell , remember to - morrow morning . ) Out , out , thou wretch ! 360 [ Exeunt , on one side Barabas , on the other ...
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... I'll write unto his majesty for aid , And not depart until I see you free . Gov. On this condition shall thy Turks be sold : Go , officers , and set them straight in show . Bosco , thou shalt be Malta's general ; We and our warlike ...
... I'll write unto his majesty for aid , And not depart until I see you free . Gov. On this condition shall thy Turks be sold : Go , officers , and set them straight in show . Bosco , thou shalt be Malta's general ; We and our warlike ...
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... I'll have ; I , and his son's too , or it shall go hard . I am not of the tribe of Levi , I , That can so soon forget an injury . We Jews can fawn like spaniels when we please : And when we grin we bite , yet are our looks As innocent ...
... I'll have ; I , and his son's too , or it shall go hard . I am not of the tribe of Levi , I , That can so soon forget an injury . We Jews can fawn like spaniels when we please : And when we grin we bite , yet are our looks As innocent ...
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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 |
| Ausgabe | Neuauflage |
| Verlag | Houghton, Mifflin, 1885 |
| Original von | Harvard University |
| Digitalisiert | 31. Aug. 2007 |
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