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“ And who , " exclaimed Robespierre sharply , " says that an innocent person has been put to death ? ” Danton turned to one of his friends who had accompanied him , and said , with a bitter smile— “ What do you say to this ? not one ...
“ And who , " exclaimed Robespierre sharply , " says that an innocent person has been put to death ? ” Danton turned to one of his friends who had accompanied him , and said , with a bitter smile— “ What do you say to this ? not one ...
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Death replies ; “ Surely , my friend , you're but in jest ! Since I was here before ' Tis six - and - thirty years at least , And you are now fourscore . " “ So much the worse , " the clown rejoin'd , “ To spare the aged would be kind ...
Death replies ; “ Surely , my friend , you're but in jest ! Since I was here before ' Tis six - and - thirty years at least , And you are now fourscore . " “ So much the worse , " the clown rejoin'd , “ To spare the aged would be kind ...
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We ought to hold it out till death ; but , Cato , My private voice is drown'd amidst the Senate's . Cato . Then let us rise , my friends , and strive to fill This little interval , this pause of life ( While yet our liberty and fates ...
We ought to hold it out till death ; but , Cato , My private voice is drown'd amidst the Senate's . Cato . Then let us rise , my friends , and strive to fill This little interval , this pause of life ( While yet our liberty and fates ...
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| Título | The Elements of Elocution and Correct Reading |
| Autor | Charles Richson |
| Edición | 2 |
| Editor | T. Laurie, 1871 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de California |
| Digitalizado | 5 Dic. 2007 |
| Largo | 170 páginas |
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