The Tragedy of Caesar And Pompey
The Tragedy of Caesar And Pompey
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A'asthcfe triumphcs moouc notmcat aH Bur only do renew remembrance fad, ^ Ofhcr triumphing and imperious looke?, ' VVhichisthcSaimandldollofmythoJghtcs: FirftwasI wounded by her percing eye; Next prifoncr fane by her ciptiuingfpecch, ^ And ni>w fliee triuraphcs ore my conquered hcar^ In Cupids Chariot rydmg m her pride, And reader me captiue bounde in Beauties bondcs; C4r/lip-lou. F, that ncuer touch d his heart, By prefcnt triumph and the abfent fir f, ,v 1$ now waxt could ; but nine that was ...more decpc, Ingraueninthemarblcof mybreft, Nor time nor Fortune ere can raze It out.
Enter A it homes honHsgenitiS, Cen. KnthoH)}2dXcicVR^\\K'^t^o':y^ Thou womans fouiaiar, fit for nights alTiuUs, Haft thou fo foone forgot the difctphne, And wilfomc taf kei thy youth waVtrayned to, Thy fof I downe Pillow, was a \ki\cnt of Ikcle: The could damp ear(b, a bed to cafe thy toylc, Afri'tcd numbers were thy golden fleepcs: HuiScrandthirf^thyfwccteftdjlicates, Srerne h m ror, gaaiy woundcs, pa1c erccfly death: Thywmdcdcpreiringplcalurcsanddebghts, jiWf w w v m itn » m j»*fi*» um And now To foonc hath on enchanted face, Thcfc manly labours luld in dro wfy flccpc: The Gods( vvhofe racflcnger I hccrc do ftand) Will not then drownc thy fame in Idlcneffc: Yet muft ?ht/tppi fee thy hi^h exploytcs, And all the world ring oi thy Viaorics.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A'asthcfe triumphcs moouc notmcat aH Bur only do renew remembrance fad, ^ Ofhcr triumphing and imperious looke?, ' VVhichisthcSaimandldollofmythoJghtcs: FirftwasI wounded by her percing eye; Next prifoncr fane by her ciptiuingfpecch, ^ And ni>w fliee triuraphcs ore my conquered hcar^ In Cupids Chariot rydmg m her pride, And reader me captiue bounde in Beauties bondcs; C4r/lip-lou. F, that ncuer touch d his heart, By prefcnt triumph and the abfent fir f, ,v 1$ now waxt could ; but nine that was ...more decpc, Ingraueninthemarblcof mybreft, Nor time nor Fortune ere can raze It out.
Enter A it homes honHsgenitiS, Cen. KnthoH)}2dXcicVR^\\K'^t^o':y^ Thou womans fouiaiar, fit for nights alTiuUs, Haft thou fo foone forgot the difctphne, And wilfomc taf kei thy youth waVtrayned to, Thy fof I downe Pillow, was a \ki\cnt of Ikcle: The could damp ear(b, a bed to cafe thy toylc, Afri'tcd numbers were thy golden fleepcs: HuiScrandthirf^thyfwccteftdjlicates, Srerne h m ror, gaaiy woundcs, pa1c erccfly death: Thywmdcdcpreiringplcalurcsanddebghts, jiWf w w v m itn » m j»*fi*» um And now To foonc hath on enchanted face, Thcfc manly labours luld in dro wfy flccpc: The Gods( vvhofe racflcnger I hccrc do ftand) Will not then drownc thy fame in Idlcneffc: Yet muft ?ht/tppi fee thy hi^h exploytcs, And all the world ring oi thy Viaorics.
What to read after The Tragedy of Caesar And Pompey?
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