There is a vent of blood, and something blown: The like is on her arm. % FIRST GUARD. This is an aspic's trail: and these fig-leaves Have slime upon them, such as the aspic leaves Upon the caves of Nile. CAESAR. Most probable That so she died; for her physician tells me She hath pursu'd conclusions infinite Of easy ways to die. Take up her bed, And bear her women from the monument:-- She shall be buried by her Antony: No grave upon the earth shall clip in it A pair so famous. High events as these Strike those that make them; and their story is No less in pity than his glory which Brought them to be lamented. Our army shall In solemn show attend this funeral; And then to Rome.--Come, Dolabella, see High order in this great solemnity. [Exeunt.] aspic: aspic, gelée. attend: être présent, assister, soigner, visiter, soignons, assiste, assistes, assistez, assistons, soigne, soignent. bear: ours, endurer, produire, souffrir, subir, mettre au monde, baissier, porter, faire naître, supporter. buried: enterrâtes, enterras, enterré, enterrâmes, enterra, enterrai, enterrèrent, ensevelîtes, inhumèrent, inhumas, inhumâtes. caves: cavernes. William Shakespeare 181 French clip: tondre, découper, agrafe, couper avec des ciseaux, attache, clip, pince. die: mourir, mourons, meurent, meurs, mourez, décéder, décède, décédons, décédez, décèdent, décèdes. glory: gloire, renommée, réputation. grave: tombe, grave, sérieux. lamented: lamenté. pair: paire, couple, apparier. physician: médecin, docteur, docteur médecin. pity: pitié, plaindre, compassion, compatir, apitoiement, avoir pitié, mal, s'apitoyer. slime: limon, boue, vase, bourbe. solemn: solennel. solemnity: solennité. story: histoire, étage, récit, conte, relation, intrigue. tells: dit, raconte, enjoint, commande. trail: piste, traîner, chemin, sentier. vent: évent, conduit, décharger, cheminée.
182 abhorring: abhorrant abide: demeurer, endurer, attendre, demeurent, endurent, demeures, demeurez, endure, demeure, endures, endurez abides: demeure, endure, soutient aboard: à bord abode: demeure, domicile, logis, logement, localité, gîte, habitation abroad: à l'étranger, dehors absence: absence, manque, défaut, vice, insuffisance, privation absolute: absolu, complet, inéluctable, absolue, immense, illimité, pur abstract: abstrait, résumé, abrégé, abstraire, résumer, déduire, abréger, conclure, ôter, réduction de texte, résumé analytique absurd: absurde, aberrant abuse: abus, abuser, défaut, tourmenter, insulter, injure, maltraiter, affront, offenser accordingly: donc, en conséquence, par conséquent, ensuite accumulation: accumulation, amas, cumul, tas, masse, capitalisation, foule, multitude accuse: accuser, accuse, accuses, accusent, accusez, accusons, dénoncer, incriminer, livrer accuses: accuse acknowledge: reconnaître, reconnaissez, reconnais, reconnaissent, reconnaissons, croire, avouer, confesser, confirmer acquire: acquérir, acquérez, acquiers, acquérons, acquièrent acted: agi actor: acteur, comédien acts: agit add: ajouter, additionner, ajoutes, ajoute, ajoutons, ajoutez, ajoutent, additionnes, additionne, additionnent, additionnons adieu: adieu adjacent: adjacent, contigu, Antony and Cleopatra GLOSSARY avoisinant, voisin, limitrophe adjoining: adjacent, attenant, contigu, aboutissant admitted: admis, admit, admirent, admîmes, admîtes adores: adore advance: avance, avancer, s'approcher, avancement, progresser, progrès, promouvoir, acompte, accélérer, inspirer, progression advantage: avantage, intérêt advise: conseiller, recommander aeneas: enée afar: loin affairs: affaires affection: affection, amour afflict: affliger, affligent, afflige, affligeons, affliges, affligez, désoler, désolons, désole, désolent, désolez afraid: timide, peureux, effrayé afterwards: après, ensuite, puis, par la suite, plus tard ah: ah aid: aide, aider, secourir, assister, secours, adjoint, assistance aim: but, viser, visent, visons, visez, vises, vise, dessein, peiner, avoir pour but, peinons air: air, aérer, mélodie, air de musique, aria, ventiler ajax: Ajax alexander: Alexandre alexandria: Alexandrie alike: semblable, pareil allegiance: allégeance alone: seul, seulement aloud: à haute voix ambassador: ambassadeur, ambassadrice ambassadors: ambassadeurs amen: amen amity: concorde amorous: amoureux ancestor: ancêtre, ascendant anchor: ancre, ancrer, mouiller, ancrage, fixer, relâcher angling: pêche à la ligne angry: fâché, en colère, irrité, furieux answer: réponse, répondre, répondez, réplique answering: réponse, répondant answers: répond antony: Antoine apart: particulier, à part, particulièrement, séparément apartment: appartement appeal: appel, faire appel, recours, pourvoi, appeler, attrait, charme appear: apparaître, apparaissez, apparaissons, apparaissent, apparais, sembler, paraître, avoir l'air de, surgir, comparaître appeared: apparu, apparûtes, apparurent, apparut, apparus, apparûmes appears: apparaît appetites: appétits applies: applique, pratique, sollicite apply: appliquer, applique, appliquent, appliques, appliquez, appliquons, pratiquer, pratique, pratiquent, pratiques, pratiquez appointment: nomination, rencontre approach: approche, aborder, abord, approcher, s'avancer, démarche, voie d'abord, méthode, s'approcher approaches: approches, rapproche approaching: approchant approves: approuve aprons: tabliers arabia: Arabie arabian: arabe, arabique argument: argument, débat, dispute, discussion arise: naître, naissons, naissez, nais, naissent, se soulever, surgir, se lever arm: bras, armer, accoudoir, branche, accotoir, arme armour: armure, blinder, blindage armourer: armurier arms: bras, arme army: armée, armée militaire art: art
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William Shakespeare 1 PREFACE FROM
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ALEXAS, MARDIAN, SELEUCUS, DIOMEDES
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Than death and honour. Let's to sup
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