The British Drama: A Collection of the Most Esteemed Tragedies, Comedies, Operas, and Farces in the English Language, Volumen1M. Polock, 1854 |
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... night Evander dies ; and thou , detested fair ! Thou shalt behold him , while inventive cruelty Pursues his wearied life through every nerve . I scorn all dull delay . This very night Shall sate my great revenge . Euph . This night ...
... night Evander dies ; and thou , detested fair ! Thou shalt behold him , while inventive cruelty Pursues his wearied life through every nerve . I scorn all dull delay . This very night Shall sate my great revenge . Euph . This night ...
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... night , Didst thou then mark the motions of the Greeks ? Cal . From the watch - tower I saw them : all things spoke A foe secure , and discipline relax'd . Dion . Their folly gives them to my sword : are all My orders issued ? Dion ...
... night , Didst thou then mark the motions of the Greeks ? Cal . From the watch - tower I saw them : all things spoke A foe secure , and discipline relax'd . Dion . Their folly gives them to my sword : are all My orders issued ? Dion ...
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... night from your house , and went out again directly . Win . You saw him then- Sim . Yes , Sir , -saw him to be sure , Sir - he made me open the shop - door for him - he stopped on the threshold , and pointed at one of the clouds , and ...
... night from your house , and went out again directly . Win . You saw him then- Sim . Yes , Sir , -saw him to be sure , Sir - he made me open the shop - door for him - he stopped on the threshold , and pointed at one of the clouds , and ...
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... night and rest , With such a rude approach ?. Enter a SERVANT . Serv . One from the court , Lord Hastings ( as I think ) demands my lady . Alic . Hastings ! Be still , my heart , and try to meet him With his own arts ! with falsehood ...
... night and rest , With such a rude approach ?. Enter a SERVANT . Serv . One from the court , Lord Hastings ( as I think ) demands my lady . Alic . Hastings ! Be still , my heart , and try to meet him With his own arts ! with falsehood ...
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... night - the devil take this packet , say I. I'm rumbled , and tum- bled , and jumbled- Mrs. P. I'm extremely sorry for it , Sir ! - but- F. Pass . Now , begar , it do me goot . Mrs. P. I'm vastly happy to hear it - do you choose any ...
... night - the devil take this packet , say I. I'm rumbled , and tum- bled , and jumbled- Mrs. P. I'm extremely sorry for it , Sir ! - but- F. Pass . Now , begar , it do me goot . Mrs. P. I'm vastly happy to hear it - do you choose any ...
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