The Modern British Drama: TragediesWalter Scott William Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... comes . My lord , I must withdraw . Car . And must you go ? Leon . Why should you wish me stay ? Your friend's arrival will bring comfort to you , My presence none ; it pains you and myself ; For both our sakes , permit me to withdraw ...
... comes . My lord , I must withdraw . Car . And must you go ? Leon . Why should you wish me stay ? Your friend's arrival will bring comfort to you , My presence none ; it pains you and myself ; For both our sakes , permit me to withdraw ...
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... come too cheap , if bought with less than life . Come , death , come , hell , then ! ' tis resolved , ' tis done . Enter ISABELLA . Isa . Ah , Zanga , see me tremble ! Has not yet Thy cruel heart its fill ? Poor Leonora- Zan . Welters ...
... come too cheap , if bought with less than life . Come , death , come , hell , then ! ' tis resolved , ' tis done . Enter ISABELLA . Isa . Ah , Zanga , see me tremble ! Has not yet Thy cruel heart its fill ? Poor Leonora- Zan . Welters ...
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... comes ; And comes , perhaps , to tell me . But I'll go , Sustain my part , and echo loud my wrongs ; Nought so like innocence as perfect guilt . If he brings aught of moment , you'll inform me . [ As PERSEUS goes off , he is seized by ...
... comes ; And comes , perhaps , to tell me . But I'll go , Sustain my part , and echo loud my wrongs ; Nought so like innocence as perfect guilt . If he brings aught of moment , you'll inform me . [ As PERSEUS goes off , he is seized by ...
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... comes . Erir . Leave us , Antigonus . Ant . What dreadful secret's this ? -But I'll obey , Invoke the gods , and leave the rest to fate . [ Erit . Erir . How terribly triumphant comes the wretch ! He comes , like flowers ambrosial ...
... comes . Erir . Leave us , Antigonus . Ant . What dreadful secret's this ? -But I'll obey , Invoke the gods , and leave the rest to fate . [ Erit . Erir . How terribly triumphant comes the wretch ! He comes , like flowers ambrosial ...
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... come victorious , gives a mingled joy : For pity , when the captive train appears , Oft with a silent pensive gloom ... comes with ARSINOE to the fore part of the Stage . Her . I kiss'd her softly , and she gave a sigh ! Tears make her ...
... come victorious , gives a mingled joy : For pity , when the captive train appears , Oft with a silent pensive gloom ... comes with ARSINOE to the fore part of the Stage . Her . I kiss'd her softly , and she gave a sigh ! Tears make her ...
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