 | William Shakespeare - 1907 - 650 pagine
...more, he promised that he would come to her himself. She accordingly prepared a luxurious apartment and costly couch, and adorned herself further in a...letters that his father had sent her. When, after this, Cossar entered, she hastily arose, blushing, and said : ' Hail, master, Heaven has given joy to you... | |
 | William Shakespeare - 1907 - 644 pagine
...more, he promised that he would come to her himself. She accordingly prepared a luxurious apartment and costly couch, and adorned herself further in a...letters that his father had sent her. When, after this, Cresar entered, she hastily arose, blushing, and said : 1 Hail, master, Heaven has given joy to you... | |
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... that she should still more hope to accomplish her wishes and do no harm to herself. When she expressed a desire to appear before Caesar and converse with him, it was granted; and to beguile her still more, he promised that he would come to her himself.... 