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Her rich mellow tones , her laughing eye , her gaiety , and good humour , rendered her Lilla a truly captivating performance . Harley's Leopold is lively and spirited . Miss Love bas acquired considerable popularity in Lilla , and she ...
Her rich mellow tones , her laughing eye , her gaiety , and good humour , rendered her Lilla a truly captivating performance . Harley's Leopold is lively and spirited . Miss Love bas acquired considerable popularity in Lilla , and she ...
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Heap cruelty on cruelty , I can bear them - my darkness is the loss of Catharine's eyes — my galling chains is my despair - to see her and death , were transport to the pangs I feel , from knowing her to be a slave to thee , barbarian !
Heap cruelty on cruelty , I can bear them - my darkness is the loss of Catharine's eyes — my galling chains is my despair - to see her and death , were transport to the pangs I feel , from knowing her to be a slave to thee , barbarian !
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Where'er I turn my eyes , Surrounding mists of ruin , In darkling circles , rise . In frost and fire , by turns , My bosom freezes -- burns.' Tis fixed - my rival finds a grave ! Yet honour bids me save From death the captive brave .
Where'er I turn my eyes , Surrounding mists of ruin , In darkling circles , rise . In frost and fire , by turns , My bosom freezes -- burns.' Tis fixed - my rival finds a grave ! Yet honour bids me save From death the captive brave .
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... tis thy falsehood 8 Distracts ny tortured soul . Ghi . Ah , can my dear suspect me ? My truth he cannot fear . All . Suspense in clouds shuts in the day ; Hope , cheering star , afford thy ray Of silver light , and to our eyes Ob ...
... tis thy falsehood 8 Distracts ny tortured soul . Ghi . Ah , can my dear suspect me ? My truth he cannot fear . All . Suspense in clouds shuts in the day ; Hope , cheering star , afford thy ray Of silver light , and to our eyes Ob ...
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La ra lal la ! Wbat can mean that thoughtful frown ? Why those eyes to earth cast down ? Tell me what amiss they see ; Let them kindly look on me . La ra lal la ! [ Dances round Leopold and Feter . What , then , would my dearest have ?
La ra lal la ! Wbat can mean that thoughtful frown ? Why those eyes to earth cast down ? Tell me what amiss they see ; Let them kindly look on me . La ra lal la ! [ Dances round Leopold and Feter . What , then , would my dearest have ?
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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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