The Modern British Drama: Operas and farcesWilliam Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... give me answer from her mossy couch . Comus . What chance , good lady , hath bereft you thus ? Lady . Dim darkness , and this leafy labyrinth . Comus . Could that divide you from near ush'r- ing guides ? Lady . They left me weary on a ...
... give me answer from her mossy couch . Comus . What chance , good lady , hath bereft you thus ? Lady . Dim darkness , and this leafy labyrinth . Comus . Could that divide you from near ush'r- ing guides ? Lady . They left me weary on a ...
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... give me pain , Who to give me joy disdain ? All I ask of mortal man , Is to love me - whilst he can . [ Exeunt EUPHROSYNE and Pastoral Nymph . Comus . Cast thine eyes around and see How from every element Nature's sweets are culi'd for ...
... give me pain , Who to give me joy disdain ? All I ask of mortal man , Is to love me - whilst he can . [ Exeunt EUPHROSYNE and Pastoral Nymph . Comus . Cast thine eyes around and see How from every element Nature's sweets are culi'd for ...
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... give him nothing . Sca . Sir . Thrifty . Not a sous , damned rascal ! let him turn foot soldier , and be hanged ... give him the money , give him it , I say . Thrifty . What , two hundred pounds ! Sca . Ay , ay ; why , you'll gain 1501 ...
... give him nothing . Sca . Sir . Thrifty . Not a sous , damned rascal ! let him turn foot soldier , and be hanged ... give him the money , give him it , I say . Thrifty . What , two hundred pounds ! Sca . Ay , ay ; why , you'll gain 1501 ...
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... give a relish to a good fortune , and pass well enough far sauce , but are very thin fare of them- selves . No , give me your knave , your thorough- paced knave ; hang his wit , so he be but enough . rogue Luc . You're grown very much ...
... give a relish to a good fortune , and pass well enough far sauce , but are very thin fare of them- selves . No , give me your knave , your thorough- paced knave ; hang his wit , so he be but enough . rogue Luc . You're grown very much ...
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... give you made me , if thou dost not tell where is Gripe , beatings and chastisements , for your contradic - but I will beat thy father's child very much in- tions , when hur Welse plood is up , look you , and hur will cudgel your pack ...
... give you made me , if thou dost not tell where is Gripe , beatings and chastisements , for your contradic - but I will beat thy father's child very much in- tions , when hur Welse plood is up , look you , and hur will cudgel your pack ...
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