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id: 1796
author: Shakespeare, William
title: Antony and Cleopatra
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  THERE IS AN IMPROVED EDITION OF THIS TITLE WHICH MAY BE VIEWED AT EBOOK #100. AT A TIME WHEN PROOFING METHODS AND TOOLS WERE NOT WELL DEVELOPED.


id: 1130
author: Shakespeare, William
title: The Tragedy of Antony and Cleopatra
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  THERE IS AN IMPROVED EDITION OF THIS TITLE WHICH MAY BE VIEWED AS EBOOK (#100) at https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/100 ******************************************************************* ******************************************************************* THIS EBOOK WAS ONE OF PROJECT GUTENBERG'S EARLY FILES PRODUCED


id: 5477
author: Ebers, Georg
title: Cleopatra — Volume 05
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words: 9746
sentence: 440
flesch: 72
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  Royal dignity forbade her to hear one woman's jealous accusation of another, but, with the subtle discernment with which women penetrate one another's moods, she heard in Barine's piteous appeal a sincere conviction that she was too severely condemned. Barine had been an hour in the palace.


id: 5474
author: Ebers, Georg
title: Cleopatra — Volume 02
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sentence: 523
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  Berenike had told Barine that the relations between Cleopatra and Archibius dated back to their childhood, but she had learned no particulars. And what robbed Cleopatra of the renown of resembling the gods? asked Barine eagerly.


id: 5475
author: Ebers, Georg
title: Cleopatra — Volume 03
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words: 14593
sentence: 662
flesch: 74
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  An independent person like himself could often learn more than the chief of the harbour police, with all his ships and men. The pirates had divided their booty, but the lion's share of goods and men had fallen to the larger ship.


id: 5478
author: Ebers, Georg
title: Cleopatra — Volume 06
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words: 14685
sentence: 655
flesch: 76
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  Before Charmian left, she had seen that her apartments--in which Barine, since the Queen had placed her in her charge, had been a welcome guest--were carefully watched. On receiving the favourite's assurance that he would remove Barine from Charmian's protection on the morrow, Iras became more gracious.


id: 5481
author: Ebers, Georg
title: Cleopatra — Volume 09
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words: 16152
sentence: 718
flesch: 72
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  All in all, a handsome, haughty, calculating man, whose friendship would hardly benefit the heart, but from whose enmity may the immortals guard all we love! If it is dangerous for man to bow to woman's charms, no peril threatens you here.


id: 5476
author: Ebers, Georg
title: Cleopatra — Volume 04
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flesch: 76
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  Whoever boasted of being one of the Ephebi might well clench his fist with indignation, when he heard that the insolent beauty kept young men at a distance because she considered only the older ones worthy of her notice. The group on shore watched every inch of its majestic progress with breathless suspense, but when the first rope was flung to the slaves on shore several men in Greek robes pressed forward hurriedly among the courtiers.


id: 5473
author: Ebers, Georg
title: Cleopatra — Volume 01
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sentence: 774
flesch: 73
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  You mean the remark about the Queen's accompanying the fleet? St! said Dion, putting his finger on his lips, for many men and women were now ascending the temple steps. These thoughts passed through Gorgias's mind as the deep azure hue of sea and sky blended with the sunlight to bring into the strongest relief all that the skill and brains of man, aided by exhaustless resources, had here created.


id: 5480
author: Ebers, Georg
title: Cleopatra — Volume 08
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words: 18210
sentence: 717
flesch: 70
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  He again promised to Cleopatra life and liberty, and to her children the throne; but when he insisted upon the surrender or death of Mark Antony as the first condition of any further negotiations, Cleopatra remained steadfast, and the ambassador set forth on his way home without any pledge. The close, constant, uninterrupted companionship of the married pair revealed to each unexpected treasures in the other, which, perhaps, might have remained forever concealed in city life.


id: 5479
author: Ebers, Georg
title: Cleopatra — Volume 07
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sentence: 900
flesch: 72
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  Charmian had seen Cleopatra forgive freely and generously many a wrong, nay, many an affront, inflicted upon her; but to see herself placed by her husband on the same plane as a Barine, even in the most trivial matter, might easily seem to her an unbearable insult; and the mishap which had befallen Caesarion, in consequence of his foolish passion for the young beauty, gave her a right to punish her rival. Doubtless the thought crossed her mind that, by aiding Barine's escape, she was guarding Cleopatra from future repentance; probably she felt sure that it was her duty to help rescue this beautiful young life, whose bloom had been so cruelly assailed by tempest and hoar-frost, and which now had a prospect of the purest happiness; yet, though in itself commendable, the deed brought her into sharp conflict with the loftiest aims and aspirations of her life.


id: 2062
author: Dryden, John
title: All for Love; Or, The World Well Lost: A Tragedy
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  [Giving ANTONY a writing. Re-enter VENTIDIUS, with OCTAVIA, leading ANTONY'S two little DAUGHTERS ANTONY.


id: 40205
author: Abbott, Jacob
title: History of Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt
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  Cassius, though very sensitive, it seems, to the influence of omens affecting himself, was quite philosophical in his views in respect to those of other men. He accordingly intrenched his troops in the palaces and in the citadel, and in such other parts of the city as it seemed practicable to defend.


id: 10992
author: Abbott, Jacob
title: Cleopatra
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  At last Cleopatra seized a number of Lathyrus's servants, the eunuchs who were employed in various offices about the palace, and after wounding and mutilating them in a horrible manner, she exhibited them to the populace, saying that it was Lathyrus that had inflicted the cruel injuries upon the sufferers, and calling upon them to arise and punish him for his crimes. Philotas adds, in his account of this affair, that he sent the gold and silver plate back to young Antony again, being afraid to keep them.


id: 61712
author: Ferval, Claude
title: Cleopatra
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  At last Antony was in his mistress's arms. He was as wax in her hands, and when she asserted that Octavia had always been the secret ally of her brother, and that both at Tarentum and at Rome Antony had been their plaything, he made no protest and his silence was like acquiescence.


