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... cause remove . Ben . My noble uncle , do you know the caufe ? Moun . I neither know it , nor can learn it of him . Ben . Have you importun'd him by any means ? Moun . Both by myfelf , and many other friends ; But he , his own ...
... cause remove . Ben . My noble uncle , do you know the caufe ? Moun . I neither know it , nor can learn it of him . Ben . Have you importun'd him by any means ? Moun . Both by myfelf , and many other friends ; But he , his own ...
Page 72
... ( now wife too late ) These tragic iffues of your mutual hate : From private feuds , what dire misfortunes flow Whate'er the cause , the sure effect is WOE . FIN1 S. 75 : THE AMBITIOUS STEP - MOTHER . A TRAGEDY . As 72 ROMEO and JULIET.
... ( now wife too late ) These tragic iffues of your mutual hate : From private feuds , what dire misfortunes flow Whate'er the cause , the sure effect is WOE . FIN1 S. 75 : THE AMBITIOUS STEP - MOTHER . A TRAGEDY . As 72 ROMEO and JULIET.
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... Cause . Since then they ftand fecur'd , by being join'd , From Reach of open Force , it were a Master - piece Worthy a thinking Head , to fow Division And Seeds of Jealousy , to loose those Bonds , Which knit and hold ' em up ; that so ...
... Cause . Since then they ftand fecur'd , by being join'd , From Reach of open Force , it were a Master - piece Worthy a thinking Head , to fow Division And Seeds of Jealousy , to loose those Bonds , Which knit and hold ' em up ; that so ...
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... Cause ; May you , my Father , fpurn me for a Coward , May all my noble Hopes of Love and Glory Leave me to vile Defpair . By Heav'n , my Heart Sits lighter in my Bofom , when I think That I this Day fhall meet the Boy my Brother , Whofe ...
... Cause ; May you , my Father , fpurn me for a Coward , May all my noble Hopes of Love and Glory Leave me to vile Defpair . By Heav'n , my Heart Sits lighter in my Bofom , when I think That I this Day fhall meet the Boy my Brother , Whofe ...
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... Cause of Enmity , And owning all the Merit of your Virtues , Will often wish Fate had ordain'd you Friends . Memnon . Our God , the Sun , hall fooner change his Course , And all th ' Impoffibilities , which Poets Count to Extravagance ...
... Cause of Enmity , And owning all the Merit of your Virtues , Will often wish Fate had ordain'd you Friends . Memnon . Our God , the Sun , hall fooner change his Course , And all th ' Impoffibilities , which Poets Count to Extravagance ...
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