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Page 88
I do believe him noble ; and this action 2. And so he does ; Rather pullid on , than
sought : His mind was Pray heaven he be well ; let's look . Alas ! He's stiff ,
wounded and dead ! Treason , treason ! As worthy as his hand . 1. Run forth and
call .
I do believe him noble ; and this action 2. And so he does ; Rather pullid on , than
sought : His mind was Pray heaven he be well ; let's look . Alas ! He's stiff ,
wounded and dead ! Treason , treason ! As worthy as his hand . 1. Run forth and
call .
Page 136
And set her here , before me : ' Tis the king Meg . I had rather be searched myself
. Will have it so ; whose breath can still the winds , ( Ex . omnes . Uncloud the sun
, charm down the swelling sea , And stop the floods of Heaven . Speak , can it ...
And set her here , before me : ' Tis the king Meg . I had rather be searched myself
. Will have it so ; whose breath can still the winds , ( Ex . omnes . Uncloud the sun
, charm down the swelling sea , And stop the floods of Heaven . Speak , can it ...
Page 137
Heavens guard my lord ! I prithee , kill me : Thou art poor , and may'st Coun . ... I
ne'er saw him beHave any way offended heaven , let prayers fore , I. Short and
effectual reconcile you to it . Pha . Madam , who did it ? Are . I am prepared . Are .
Heavens guard my lord ! I prithee , kill me : Thou art poor , and may'st Coun . ... I
ne'er saw him beHave any way offended heaven , let prayers fore , I. Short and
effectual reconcile you to it . Pha . Madam , who did it ? Are . I am prepared . Are .
Page 152
By heaven , sir , I am ignorant . Pen . ... the regiment , upon your duties , Let him
behold the silly Roman host , And charge them , on command , beat back again ;
Girded with millions of fierce Britain's swains , By heaven l'll tithe them all else !
By heaven , sir , I am ignorant . Pen . ... the regiment , upon your duties , Let him
behold the silly Roman host , And charge them , on command , beat back again ;
Girded with millions of fierce Britain's swains , By heaven l'll tithe them all else !
Page 161
2 Daugh . By heavens , uncle , Dec. We deserve them ; We will have vengeance
for our rapês . And , women , do your worst . Car . By heaven , ye should have
kept your legs 1 Daugh . Ye need not beg it , close then . Dispatch there ! 2
Daugh .
2 Daugh . By heavens , uncle , Dec. We deserve them ; We will have vengeance
for our rapês . And , women , do your worst . Car . By heaven , ye should have
kept your legs 1 Daugh . Ye need not beg it , close then . Dispatch there ! 2
Daugh .
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| Title | The Modern British Drama: In Five Volumes, Volume 1 The Modern British Drama: In Five Volumes |
| Publisher | William Miller, 1811 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Jan 2009 |
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