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... Exits can pose more of a problem , since indi- cations in the dialogue are not always informative and since many exits are unmarked in the original ; the present edition of Campaspe , for example , provides some twenty - one exits not ...
... Exits can pose more of a problem , since indi- cations in the dialogue are not always informative and since many exits are unmarked in the original ; the present edition of Campaspe , for example , provides some twenty - one exits not ...
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... [ Exit CAMPASPE . ] Alexander . So she shall , for the fairest on the earth . Exeunt . 138.1-2 . ] Bond ( ' Campaspe ... exit at l . 72.1 . At l . 129 Apelles is told to ' dismiss ' Campaspe . I assume that he exits into the workshop ...
... [ Exit CAMPASPE . ] Alexander . So she shall , for the fairest on the earth . Exeunt . 138.1-2 . ] Bond ( ' Campaspe ... exit at l . 72.1 . At l . 129 Apelles is told to ' dismiss ' Campaspe . I assume that he exits into the workshop ...
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... [ Exit into cave . ] 140 Phao . I go . Phao , thou canst but die , and then as good die with great desires as pine in base fortunes . Exit . 144. Exit into cave ] Bond ; not in Q1 . 146. Exit ] Q1 ; Exeunt / Daniel . 145 135. glut ...
... [ Exit into cave . ] 140 Phao . I go . Phao , thou canst but die , and then as good die with great desires as pine in base fortunes . Exit . 144. Exit into cave ] Bond ; not in Q1 . 146. Exit ] Q1 ; Exeunt / Daniel . 145 135. glut ...
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