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I do bleed Of his loud infamy ! for our milk When such I meet , and wish great
Juno would Will relish of the pasture , and we must Resume her ancient fit of
jealousy , Be vile , or disobedient ; not his kinsmen To get the soldier work , that
peace ...
I do bleed Of his loud infamy ! for our milk When such I meet , and wish great
Juno would Will relish of the pasture , and we must Resume her ancient fit of
jealousy , Be vile , or disobedient ; not his kinsmen To get the soldier work , that
peace ...
Page 8
Ere they have time to wish ' em ours . Oh , never Juilor . I heard them reported , in
the battle Shall we two exercise , like twins of honour , To be the only doers . Our
arms again , and feel our fiery horses , Daugh . Nay , most likely ; Like proud ...
Ere they have time to wish ' em ours . Oh , never Juilor . I heard them reported , in
the battle Shall we two exercise , like twins of honour , To be the only doers . Our
arms again , and feel our fiery horses , Daugh . Nay , most likely ; Like proud ...
Page 10
If thou lov'st her , And leap the garden , when I see her next , Or entertain'st a
hope to blast my wishes , Enter Jailor . Thou art a traitor , Arcite , and a fellow
False as thy title to her : Friendship , blood , And pitch between her arms , to
anger thee ...
If thou lov'st her , And leap the garden , when I see her next , Or entertain'st a
hope to blast my wishes , Enter Jailor . Thou art a traitor , Arcite , and a fellow
False as thy title to her : Friendship , blood , And pitch between her arms , to
anger thee ...
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As I am spar'd : your person I am friends with , And I could wish I had not said I lov
'd her , Ger . May the stag thou hunt'st stand long , Though I had died ; but loving
such a lady , And thy dogs be swift and strong ! And justifying my love , I must ...
As I am spar'd : your person I am friends with , And I could wish I had not said I lov
'd her , Ger . May the stag thou hunt'st stand long , Though I had died ; but loving
such a lady , And thy dogs be swift and strong ! And justifying my love , I must ...
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I wish his weary soul that falls may win it ! dre . I'm indifferent ... Or I will make th '
advantage of this hour Nor couud my wishes reach you : get a little Mine own ;
and what to come shall threaten me , I did by imitation . I fear less than my fortune
.
I wish his weary soul that falls may win it ! dre . I'm indifferent ... Or I will make th '
advantage of this hour Nor couud my wishes reach you : get a little Mine own ;
and what to come shall threaten me , I did by imitation . I fear less than my fortune
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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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