The British Drama: A Collection of the Most Esteemed Tragedies, Comedies, Operas, and Farces, in the English Language, Volumen1M. Polock, 1856 |
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... poor , distracted heart , Lord H. Ungrateful woman ! Is it thus you pay. 1 Than every other joy the world can give , Let poverty , deformity , and shame , Distraction and despair , seize me on earth , Let not my faithless ghost have ...
... poor , distracted heart , Lord H. Ungrateful woman ! Is it thus you pay. 1 Than every other joy the world can give , Let poverty , deformity , and shame , Distraction and despair , seize me on earth , Let not my faithless ghost have ...
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... poor deceit , your arts are known , Your pious , charitable , midnight visits . Lord H. If you are wise , and prize your peace of mind , Yet take the friendly counsel of my love ; Believe me true , nor listen to your jealousy . Let not ...
... poor deceit , your arts are known , Your pious , charitable , midnight visits . Lord H. If you are wise , and prize your peace of mind , Yet take the friendly counsel of my love ; Believe me true , nor listen to your jealousy . Let not ...
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... poor penitent ! Speak peace to thy sad heart ; she hears me not : Grief masters every sense- Enter CATESBY , with a guard . Cates . Seize on ' em both , as traitors to the state- Bel . What means this violence ? [ Guards lay hold on ...
... poor penitent ! Speak peace to thy sad heart ; she hears me not : Grief masters every sense- Enter CATESBY , with a guard . Cates . Seize on ' em both , as traitors to the state- Bel . What means this violence ? [ Guards lay hold on ...
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... poor countrymen , to feed a set of skinny scoundrels , whose looks give the lie to their living , and prove their master's head in much nicer order than his heart . What , you come to carry up the portmanteau , I sup- pose ? to- F. Wait ...
... poor countrymen , to feed a set of skinny scoundrels , whose looks give the lie to their living , and prove their master's head in much nicer order than his heart . What , you come to carry up the portmanteau , I sup- pose ? to- F. Wait ...
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... poor pitiful thistles ! but zounds ! I'll have satisfaction . Lady . For heaven's sake , my dear ! cool your choler ... poor father , you dog , arrested for ' em . Car . Yes , and me too . Rand . I am at a loss how to comprehend , Sir ...
... poor pitiful thistles ! but zounds ! I'll have satisfaction . Lady . For heaven's sake , my dear ! cool your choler ... poor father , you dog , arrested for ' em . Car . Yes , and me too . Rand . I am at a loss how to comprehend , Sir ...
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