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[ Exit Yuseph and Peasants , R. .-- The Peasants ridi . culing him . Enter LILLA , R. U. E. AIR . - LILLA . Lost , distressed ! thus driven from home ! Whither shall poor Lilla go ? Wheresoe'er my steps shall roam , Tyrant power will ...
[ Exit Yuseph and Peasants , R. .-- The Peasants ridi . culing him . Enter LILLA , R. U. E. AIR . - LILLA . Lost , distressed ! thus driven from home ! Whither shall poor Lilla go ? Wheresoe'er my steps shall roam , Tyrant power will ...
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[ Exit , courtesying to Seraskier . - The four officers follow her . — The soldiers retire , L.S. E. Ser . ( R. ) Ismael ! did you ever see any thing so beautiful ? Ism . I own , my lord , she is handsome - butSer . But what ?
[ Exit , courtesying to Seraskier . - The four officers follow her . — The soldiers retire , L.S. E. Ser . ( R. ) Ismael ! did you ever see any thing so beautiful ? Ism . I own , my lord , she is handsome - butSer . But what ?
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[ Exit , L. 11 SCENE III .-- A Grove , with a Cottage , L. , a gardenfence round it , with a gate in C .-- Leopold discovered at the window , which is left open . — A veil is hanging out of it .
[ Exit , L. 11 SCENE III .-- A Grove , with a Cottage , L. , a gardenfence round it , with a gate in C .-- Leopold discovered at the window , which is left open . — A veil is hanging out of it .
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[ Exit , L. Ser . ( c . ) Lilla , do not be alarmed — why do you shun me ? It is in your power to make me happy . Lil . ( L. c . ) Are you then unkappy , sir ? Ser . I fear I am.- Are you sensible of love , Lilla ? Lil .
[ Exit , L. Ser . ( c . ) Lilla , do not be alarmed — why do you shun me ? It is in your power to make me happy . Lil . ( L. c . ) Are you then unkappy , sir ? Ser . I fear I am.- Are you sensible of love , Lilla ? Lil .
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Leo . ( Without , l . ) Don't tell me , I will have justice -I speak as reasonable as any man- I will have justicc . Lil . Hark , it is my Leopold's voice . Ser . Lilla ! you must retire instantly ; I will be obeyed . [ Exit Lilla , R.
Leo . ( Without , l . ) Don't tell me , I will have justice -I speak as reasonable as any man- I will have justicc . Lil . Hark , it is my Leopold's voice . Ser . Lilla ! you must retire instantly ; I will be obeyed . [ Exit Lilla , R.
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| Title | Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, Volume 20 Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, John Cumberland |
| Editors | George Daniel, John Cumberland |
| Illustrated by | Robert Cruikshank |
| Publisher | J. Cumberland, 1828 |
| Original from | the University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitized | 10 Nov 2016 |
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