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Alas my prince , I ' d guide you to your safety . Jub . I do believe thou would ' st ;
but tell me how ? Syph . Fly from the fate that follows Cæsar ' s foes . Jub . My
father scorn ' d to do ' t . Syph . And therefore dy ' d . Jub . Better to die ten
thousand ...
Alas my prince , I ' d guide you to your safety . Jub . I do believe thou would ' st ;
but tell me how ? Syph . Fly from the fate that follows Cæsar ' s foes . Jub . My
father scorn ' d to do ' t . Syph . And therefore dy ' d . Jub . Better to die ten
thousand ...
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How ' s this , my prince ! what , cover ' d with you look as if yon stern philosopher .
[ confusion ? had just now chid you . , Juba . Syphax , I ' m undone . Syph . I know
it well . " Jub . Cato thinks meanly of me . Syph . And so will all mankind . Jub .
How ' s this , my prince ! what , cover ' d with you look as if yon stern philosopher .
[ confusion ? had just now chid you . , Juba . Syphax , I ' m undone . Syph . I know
it well . " Jub . Cato thinks meanly of me . Syph . And so will all mankind . Jub .
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Young prince , behold these locks , that are grown beneath a helmet in your
father ' s battles . ( white Jub . Those locks shall ne ' er protect thy insolence .
Syph . Must one rash word , th ' infirmity of age , throw down the merit of my better
years ...
Young prince , behold these locks , that are grown beneath a helmet in your
father ' s battles . ( white Jub . Those locks shall ne ' er protect thy insolence .
Syph . Must one rash word , th ' infirmity of age , throw down the merit of my better
years ...
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I do believe thee loyal to thy prince . Syph . What greater instance can I give ? I '
ve offer ' d to do an action which my soul abhors , and gain you whom you love at
any price . Jub . Was this thy motive ? I have been too hasty . Syph . And ' tis for ...
I do believe thee loyal to thy prince . Syph . What greater instance can I give ? I '
ve offer ' d to do an action which my soul abhors , and gain you whom you love at
any price . Jub . Was this thy motive ? I have been too hasty . Syph . And ' tis for ...
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Alas , poor prince ! his fate deserves compassion , Enter JUBA . Jub . I blush ,
and am confounded to appear before thy presence , Cato . Cato . What ' s thy
crime ? Jub . I ' m a Numidian . Cato . And a brave one too , thou hast a Roman
soul .
Alas , poor prince ! his fate deserves compassion , Enter JUBA . Jub . I blush ,
and am confounded to appear before thy presence , Cato . Cato . What ' s thy
crime ? Jub . I ' m a Numidian . Cato . And a brave one too , thou hast a Roman
soul .
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appear arms bear beauty blood bold born Cæsar Cato cause charms courts dead death Enter ev'ry eyes face fair fall fame fate father fear foes fools force fortune friends give gods grace grow hand happy hast head hear heart heaven honour hope Juba kind king learning less light live look Lord lost Lucia Marcia mighty mind Muse nature never o'er once pain passion peace pleasure poets poor Portius praise prince rage remains rest rich rise Rome round scenes senate sense shades shine sight soon soul sound stand stream sure sweet Syph Syphax tears thee thine things thou thoughts true turn vain virtue whole winds wise wonder write young youth
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| Заглавие | Poems Том 78 от Lit. misc Том 9 от Works of the English poets from Chaucer to Cowper |
| Автор | Joseph Addison |
| Издател | Johnson, 1810 |
| Оригиналът е от | Оксфордският университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 19 Окт 2006 |
| Брой страници | 597 страници |
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