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Alas , my lord ! pray have compassion on an unfortunate lover . Ser . [ A side to Lilla . ] You must first show me the example . [ Aloud . ] The law must take its course . Leo . ( Without , l . ) Don't tell me , I will have justice -I ...
Alas , my lord ! pray have compassion on an unfortunate lover . Ser . [ A side to Lilla . ] You must first show me the example . [ Aloud . ] The law must take its course . Leo . ( Without , l . ) Don't tell me , I will have justice -I ...
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you shall find a Musselman can be as complaisant a lover as any Christendom can boast . - What shall I tell him ? [ Seraskier sits , L. of tatble - Catharine , R. , occasionally looking at Cohenberg , who is a little up the stage ...
you shall find a Musselman can be as complaisant a lover as any Christendom can boast . - What shall I tell him ? [ Seraskier sits , L. of tatble - Catharine , R. , occasionally looking at Cohenberg , who is a little up the stage ...
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A lover's accents hear . With sympathetic passion Fond expectation cheer . Lil . Ah , should my husband hear , 8 Ghita Ghi . What would poor Lilla } { 01 Enter LEOPOLD and PETER , arm in arm , 28 THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE . [ Act II .
A lover's accents hear . With sympathetic passion Fond expectation cheer . Lil . Ah , should my husband hear , 8 Ghita Ghi . What would poor Lilla } { 01 Enter LEOPOLD and PETER , arm in arm , 28 THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE . [ Act II .
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You a lover ! considerLil . Now , pray , madam , talk finely to me , as you did a little while ago , and don't let me think of difficulties . Cat . Difficulties ? They are the test of virtue , the spur to courage ; the noble mind would ...
You a lover ! considerLil . Now , pray , madam , talk finely to me , as you did a little while ago , and don't let me think of difficulties . Cat . Difficulties ? They are the test of virtue , the spur to courage ; the noble mind would ...
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Still conquest doubly blesses The lover - soldier's arms : In prospect he possesses Complying beauty's charms . [ Exit , R. SCENE VII . - The Castle , and view of Belgrade .-- Grand charge and battle - drums - trumpets - cannon ...
Still conquest doubly blesses The lover - soldier's arms : In prospect he possesses Complying beauty's charms . [ Exit , R. SCENE VII . - The Castle , and view of Belgrade .-- Grand charge and battle - drums - trumpets - cannon ...
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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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