
Shakespeare
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Shakespeare · 6 chapters
So valiant Brute, the terror of the world, Whose only looks did scare his enemies, The Archer death brought to his latest end.
My sinews shrunk, my numbed senses fail, A chilling cold possesseth all my bones; Black ugly death, with visage pale and wan, Presents himself before my dazzled eyes, And with his dart prepared is to strike.
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