The Modern British Drama: Operas and farcesWilliam Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... Erit , and returns with MACHEATH . AIR . - Pretty parrot say , & c . Mac . Pretty Polly , say When I was away , Did your fancy never stray To some newer lover ? Polly . Without disguise , Heaving sighs , Doting eyes , My constant heart ...
... Erit , and returns with MACHEATH . AIR . - Pretty parrot say , & c . Mac . Pretty Polly , say When I was away , Did your fancy never stray To some newer lover ? Polly . Without disguise , Heaving sighs , Doting eyes , My constant heart ...
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... Erit . Enter Lucy . Lock . Whence come you , hussy ? Lucy . My tears might answer that question . Lock . You have been whimpering and fond- ling like a spaniel , over the fellow that hath abused you . Lucy . One can't help love ; one ...
... Erit . Enter Lucy . Lock . Whence come you , hussy ? Lucy . My tears might answer that question . Lock . You have been whimpering and fond- ling like a spaniel , over the fellow that hath abused you . Lucy . One can't help love ; one ...
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... Erit . SCENE II . - A chamber in ARGUS's house . ARETHUSA Solus . AIR . Are . See ! the radiant queen of night Sheds on all her kindly beams ; Gilds the plains with cheerful light , And sparkles in the silver streams . Smiles adorn the ...
... Erit . SCENE II . - A chamber in ARGUS's house . ARETHUSA Solus . AIR . Are . See ! the radiant queen of night Sheds on all her kindly beams ; Gilds the plains with cheerful light , And sparkles in the silver streams . Smiles adorn the ...
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... Erit with BEtty . Rob . Well , master ! don't you think my mistress a dainty young woman ? She's won- Arg . And what's your business with master Hardguts ? Rob . [ Without . ] Why , young mistress is come out of the country to see ...
... Erit with BEtty . Rob . Well , master ! don't you think my mistress a dainty young woman ? She's won- Arg . And what's your business with master Hardguts ? Rob . [ Without . ] Why , young mistress is come out of the country to see ...
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... Erit . Griz . Then get out , patience ! oh , I'm whirl- wind all ; Havock , let loose the dogs of war , halloo ! [ Exit . SCENE II - A Chamber in the Palace . Enter Queen . Queen . Ah ! wherefore from his Dollallolla's arms Doth Arthur ...
... Erit . Griz . Then get out , patience ! oh , I'm whirl- wind all ; Havock , let loose the dogs of war , halloo ! [ Exit . SCENE II - A Chamber in the Palace . Enter Queen . Queen . Ah ! wherefore from his Dollallolla's arms Doth Arthur ...
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