The Works of Shakespeare : in Eight Volumes / C By Mr. Pope And Mr. Warburton V.7
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2 If beauty, luijdom, modcjly, can fettle T'be heart of Antony, Octavia is A blcffed L T T ER Y r. him.-] Methink., It i, a very indi^l ferent comphmentin Mfc^;7^i to call 0c7aW^ a lottery as if i might turn up blank, as well as prove a pri^ie to Anions, Th^ poet wrote as I have reform'd the text, allottxry, there b" mg as much difference between lottery and allottery^ as between "a prcfent def5gnation and a future chance. oetween a En9^ 120 Antony and Cleopatra.
Eno. Humbly, Sir, I thank you. ...[Exeunt.
Enter Antony, Caefar, Oflaria betiveenthem, Jnt. The world, and my great office, will 'fome- times Divide me from your bofom.
Oda. All which time, Before the Gods my knee ihall bow in prayers To them for you.
Ant, Good night. Sir. My Oaa
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2 If beauty, luijdom, modcjly, can fettle T'be heart of Antony, Octavia is A blcffed L T T ER Y r. him.-] Methink., It i, a very indi^l ferent comphmentin Mfc^;7^i to call 0c7aW^ a lottery as if i might turn up blank, as well as prove a pri^ie to Anions, Th^ poet wrote as I have reform'd the text, allottxry, there b" mg as much difference between lottery and allottery^ as between "a prcfent def5gnation and a future chance. oetween a En9^ 120 Antony and Cleopatra.
Eno. Humbly, Sir, I thank you. ...[Exeunt.
Enter Antony, Caefar, Oflaria betiveenthem, Jnt. The world, and my great office, will 'fome- times Divide me from your bofom.
Oda. All which time, Before the Gods my knee ihall bow in prayers To them for you.
Ant, Good night. Sir. My Oaa
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