The Modern British Drama: TragediesWalter Scott William Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... innocence is caught , That rash suspicion seems without a fault . We dread a while lest beauty should succeed , And almost wish even virtue's self may bleed , Mark well the black revenge , the cruel guile , The traitor - fiend trampling ...
... innocence is caught , That rash suspicion seems without a fault . We dread a while lest beauty should succeed , And almost wish even virtue's self may bleed , Mark well the black revenge , the cruel guile , The traitor - fiend trampling ...
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... innocence she looks ! -What , stab her ! And rush into her blood ! -I never can ! In her guilt shines , and nature holds my hand . How then ? Why thus - No more ; it is deter mined . Enter ZANGA . Zan . I fear his heart has failed him ...
... innocence she looks ! -What , stab her ! And rush into her blood ! -I never can ! In her guilt shines , and nature holds my hand . How then ? Why thus - No more ; it is deter mined . Enter ZANGA . Zan . I fear his heart has failed him ...
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... innocence ; But now , I let thy rashness know , the wound , Which least I feel , is that my dagger made . [ ISABELLA leads out LEONORA . Alon . Ha ! was this woman guilty ? —And if not- How my thoughts darken that way ! Grant , kind ...
... innocence ; But now , I let thy rashness know , the wound , Which least I feel , is that my dagger made . [ ISABELLA leads out LEONORA . Alon . Ha ! was this woman guilty ? —And if not- How my thoughts darken that way ! Grant , kind ...
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... innocence as perfect guilt . If he brings aught of moment , you'll inform me . [ As PERSEUS goes off , he is seized by officers . Enter DYMAS . Peri . How fares the king ? Dym . Even as an aged oak Pushed to and fro , the labour of the ...
... innocence as perfect guilt . If he brings aught of moment , you'll inform me . [ As PERSEUS goes off , he is seized by officers . Enter DYMAS . Peri . How fares the king ? Dym . Even as an aged oak Pushed to and fro , the labour of the ...
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... innocence in one , ' Twill give us cause to think you wronged in both . Dem . How shall I clear it , sir ? King . This honest man Detests the Romans : if you wed his daughter , Rome's foe becomes the guardian of your faith . Dem . I ...
... innocence in one , ' Twill give us cause to think you wronged in both . Dem . How shall I clear it , sir ? King . This honest man Detests the Romans : if you wed his daughter , Rome's foe becomes the guardian of your faith . Dem . I ...
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