 | William Fordyce Mavor - 1804 - 378 páginas
...an unknown hand in the breast, while Cassius wounded him in the face. He still defended himself with great vigour, rushing among them, and throwing down...thought no more of defending himself, but looking steadfastly on him, exclaimed, " And you too, my son L" Then covering his head, and spreading his robe... | |
 | William Fordyce Mavor - 1804 - 376 páginas
...the face. He still defended himself with great vigour, rushing among them., and throwing down such aa opposed him, till he saw Brutus* among the conspirators,...thought no more of defending himself, but looking steadfastly on him, exclaimed,. " And you too, my son !" Then cohering his head, and spreading his... | |
 | William Fordyce Mavor - 1804 - 366 páginas
...breast, while Cas-> sius wounded him in the face. He still defended himself with great vigour, ruihing among them, and throwing down such as opposed him, till he saw Brutus* among the conspirators. who, Coraing up, struck his dagger into his thigh. From that moment Caesar thought no more of defending... | |
 | Oliver Goldsmith - 1808 - 282 páginas
...unknown !iand in the breastt while Cassius wounded him in the lace. He still defended himself with great vigour, rushing among them, and throwing down...opposed him, till he saw Brutus among the conspirators, whocgming up, struck his dagger into his thigh. From that moment Cscaar thought no more of defending... | |
 | Oliver Goldsmith - 1808 - 282 páginas
...unknown liand in the breast, while Cassius wounded him in the Jacc. He still defended himself with great vigour, rushing among them, and throwing down such as opposed him, till hesaw Bruuis among the conspirators, whocoming pp, struck his dagger into his thigh, from that moment... | |
 | Oliver Goldsmith - 1810 - 282 páginas
...unknown hand, in the breast, w hile Cassius wounded him in the face. He still defended himself with great vigour, rushing among them, and throwing down...thought no more of defending himself: but looking upon this conspirator, cried out, " And you too, my son !" Then covering his head, and spreading his... | |
 | Oliver Goldsmith - 1812 - 494 páginas
...an unknown hand in the breast, while Cassius wounded him in the face. He still defended himself with great vigour, rushing among them, and throwing down...thought no more of defending himself, but looking upon this conspirator, cried out, " And you " too, my son !" Then covering his head, and spreading... | |
 | Oliver Goldsmith - 1814 - 408 páginas
...hand in the breast ; while Cassius •wounded him in thn face. He- still defended himself with gieat vigour, ru.shing among them , and throwing down such...who, coming up , struck his dagger into his thigh. Caesar, from that moment, thought no more of defending himself; but, looking upon Brutus , cried out... | |
 | Oliver Goldsmith - 1817 - 266 páginas
...unknown hand, in the hreast, while Cassius wounded him in the face. He still defended himself with great vigour, rushing among them, and throwing down...struck his dagger into his thigh. From that moment Cssar thought no more of defending himself: hut looking upon this conspirator, cried out, "And you... | |
 | Oliver Goldsmith - 1817 - 288 páginas
...him in the face. He still defended himself with great vigour, rushing among them and throwing clown such as opposed him, till he saw Brutus among the...moment Caesar thought no more of defending himself r but looking upon this conspirator, cried olit, " And you too, my son !" Then covering his head, and... | |
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However, all the conspirators were now alarmed, and, enclosing him round, he received a second stab from an unknown hand in the breast, while Cassius wounded him in the face. He still defended himself with great vigour, rushing among them, and throwing... 
