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The phrase
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In Shakespearean 🎭
"Bethink thee and attend, mine equal!"
Verily, one chargeth his brother-in-arms to cast away all folly and fix his minde moste firmly upon the task which lieth before them.
e.g. Bethink thee and attend, mine equal, for the King's men drawe nigh!
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- 🎭 Shakespeareananonymous
"Bethink thee and attend, mine equal!"
Verily, one chargeth his brother-in-arms to cast away all folly and fix his minde moste firmly upon the task which lieth before them.
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