The Modern British Drama: Operas and farcesWilliam Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... head , Strict Age , and sour Severity , With their grave saws to slumber lie . Comus . We that are of purer fire , Imitate the starry choir , Who in their nightly watchful spheres Lead in swift round the months and years . The sounds ...
... head , Strict Age , and sour Severity , With their grave saws to slumber lie . Comus . We that are of purer fire , Imitate the starry choir , Who in their nightly watchful spheres Lead in swift round the months and years . The sounds ...
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... head , All nature does my loss deplore . All , all reproach the faithless swain , Yet Damon still I seek in vain . RECITATIVE . By EUPHROSYNE . Love , the greatest bliss below , How to taste few women know ; Fewer still the way have hit ...
... head , All nature does my loss deplore . All , all reproach the faithless swain , Yet Damon still I seek in vain . RECITATIVE . By EUPHROSYNE . Love , the greatest bliss below , How to taste few women know ; Fewer still the way have hit ...
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... head , Oh , here's a rogue coming to look for you ! SCAPIN counterfeits a Welshman . Do you hear , I pray you ? Where is Leander's father , took you ? B In his own voice . How should I know ? OTWAY . ] 17 THE CHEATS OF SCAPIN .
... head , Oh , here's a rogue coming to look for you ! SCAPIN counterfeits a Welshman . Do you hear , I pray you ? Where is Leander's father , took you ? B In his own voice . How should I know ? OTWAY . ] 17 THE CHEATS OF SCAPIN .
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... head , and broke his skull so , you may see his brains . Thrifty . Where is he ? Sly . Yonder he comes . Enter SCAPIN between two , his head wrapt up linen , as if he had been wounded . in Sca . Oh me ! Oh me ! Gentlemen , you see me ...
... head , and broke his skull so , you may see his brains . Thrifty . Where is he ? Sly . Yonder he comes . Enter SCAPIN between two , his head wrapt up linen , as if he had been wounded . in Sca . Oh me ! Oh me ! Gentlemen , you see me ...
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... head strangely . Mac . A moment of time may make us un- happy for ever . Lock . To be sure , wench , you must have been aiding and abetting to help him to his escape . AIR . The lass of Patie's mill . Lucy . I , like the for , shall ...
... head strangely . Mac . A moment of time may make us un- happy for ever . Lock . To be sure , wench , you must have been aiding and abetting to help him to his escape . AIR . The lass of Patie's mill . Lucy . I , like the for , shall ...
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