The Modern British Drama: Operas and farcesWilliam Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... fear to change it . Eye me , bless'd Providence , and square my To my proportion'd strength ! Shepherd , lead on ... fears are true . E. Bro . What fears , good Thyrsis ? prithee briefly shew . 1 Spir . Within the bosom of this hideous ...
... fear to change it . Eye me , bless'd Providence , and square my To my proportion'd strength ! Shepherd , lead on ... fears are true . E. Bro . What fears , good Thyrsis ? prithee briefly shew . 1 Spir . Within the bosom of this hideous ...
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... fear ! Love and harmony reign here . No domestic jealous jars , Buzzing slanders , wordy wars , In our presence will appear ; 66 Love and harmony reign here . Sighs to amorous sighs returning , Pulses beating , bosoms burning , Bosoms ...
... fear ! Love and harmony reign here . No domestic jealous jars , Buzzing slanders , wordy wars , In our presence will appear ; 66 Love and harmony reign here . Sighs to amorous sighs returning , Pulses beating , bosoms burning , Bosoms ...
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... fear one should die ; and knavish tricks , undo the nation ? No , you shall take another way . Sca . Well reckoned : ' Faith , this arithmetic. Thrifty . How do you , Scapin ? Sca . What , you are ruminating on your son's rash actions ...
... fear one should die ; and knavish tricks , undo the nation ? No , you shall take another way . Sca . Well reckoned : ' Faith , this arithmetic. Thrifty . How do you , Scapin ? Sca . What , you are ruminating on your son's rash actions ...
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... fears you not . Thrifty . Youlie , I have not courage ; I do fear him mortally ! Shift . He , he , he ! Ounds he ! would all his family were in him , I'd cut off root and branch . Dishonour my sister ! this in his guts ! What fellow's ...
... fears you not . Thrifty . Youlie , I have not courage ; I do fear him mortally ! Shift . He , he , he ! Ounds he ! would all his family were in him , I'd cut off root and branch . Dishonour my sister ! this in his guts ! What fellow's ...
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... fear or scruple . But I'll away ; for ' tis a pleasure to be the messenger of comfort to friends in affliction , [ Exit . Peach . But it is now high time to look about me for a decent execution against next sessions . I hate a lazy ...
... fear or scruple . But I'll away ; for ' tis a pleasure to be the messenger of comfort to friends in affliction , [ Exit . Peach . But it is now high time to look about me for a decent execution against next sessions . I hate a lazy ...
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