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William Shakespeare. SCENE TWO . we ' ll BRUTUS . SICINIUS . BRUTUS . The Same . A Street near the Gate . Enter Sicinius , Brutus , and an Ædile SICINIUS . Bid them all home ; he's gone , and no further . The nobility are vex'd , whom we ...
William Shakespeare. SCENE TWO . we ' ll BRUTUS . SICINIUS . BRUTUS . The Same . A Street near the Gate . Enter Sicinius , Brutus , and an Ædile SICINIUS . Bid them all home ; he's gone , and no further . The nobility are vex'd , whom we ...
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William Shakespeare. Hail to you SICINIUS . SICINIUS . Our tradesmen singing in their shops and going About their functions friendly . Enter Menenius BRUTUS . We stood to ' t in good time . Is this Menenius ? SICINIUS . ' Tis he ...
William Shakespeare. Hail to you SICINIUS . SICINIUS . Our tradesmen singing in their shops and going About their functions friendly . Enter Menenius BRUTUS . We stood to ' t in good time . Is this Menenius ? SICINIUS . ' Tis he ...
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... Sicinius MENENIUS . See you yond coign o ' the Capitol , yond cornerstone ? SICINIUS . Why , what of that ? MENENIUS . If it be possible for you to displace it with your little finger , there is some hope the ladies of Rome , especially ...
... Sicinius MENENIUS . See you yond coign o ' the Capitol , yond cornerstone ? SICINIUS . Why , what of that ? MENENIUS . If it be possible for you to displace it with your little finger , there is some hope the ladies of Rome , especially ...
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