The Modern British Drama: In Five Volumes, Volume 1William Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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His face methinks goes that way . Sister , beshrew my heart , you have a servant ,
Hip . But his body , That , if I were a woman , would be master ; And fiery mind ,
illustrate a brave father . But you are wise . [ Flourish . Per . Mark how his virtue ...
His face methinks goes that way . Sister , beshrew my heart , you have a servant ,
Hip . But his body , That , if I were a woman , would be master ; And fiery mind ,
illustrate a brave father . But you are wise . [ Flourish . Per . Mark how his virtue ...
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now or never , sister , Speak , not to be denied : That face of yours Are you , that , '
gainst the tenor of my laws , Will bear the curses else of after - ages , Are making
battle , thus like knights appointed , For these lost cousins ! Without my leave ...
now or never , sister , Speak , not to be denied : That face of yours Are you , that , '
gainst the tenor of my laws , Will bear the curses else of after - ages , Are making
battle , thus like knights appointed , For these lost cousins ! Without my leave ...
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Should be a stout man , by his face a prince I have no choice , and I have lied so
lewdly ( His very looks so say him ) ; his complexion That women ought to beat
me . On my knees Nearer a brown , than black ; stern , and yet I ask thy pardon ...
Should be a stout man , by his face a prince I have no choice , and I have lied so
lewdly ( His very looks so say him ) ; his complexion That women ought to beat
me . On my knees Nearer a brown , than black ; stern , and yet I ask thy pardon ...
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Torturing convulsions from his glohy eyes ( Here they fall on their faces as
formerly , and Had almost drawn their spheres , that what was there is heard
clanging of armour , with a life short Thunder , as the burst of a battle , In him
seen'd torture ...
Torturing convulsions from his glohy eyes ( Here they fall on their faces as
formerly , and Had almost drawn their spheres , that what was there is heard
clanging of armour , with a life short Thunder , as the burst of a battle , In him
seen'd torture ...
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Philip will not fight ; he's afraid on's All worth , of which the nature of a man face .
Is capable ; valour beyond compare : Phil . Ay , marry ; am I afraid of my face ?
The terror of his name has stretch'd itself 3 Man . Thou wouldst be , Philip , if thou
...
Philip will not fight ; he's afraid on's All worth , of which the nature of a man face .
Is capable ; valour beyond compare : Phil . Ay , marry ; am I afraid of my face ?
The terror of his name has stretch'd itself 3 Man . Thou wouldst be , Philip , if thou
...
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| Title | The Modern British Drama: In Five Volumes, Volume 1 Volume 1 of The Modern British Drama The Modern British Drama: In Five Volumes, Sir Walter Scott |
| Contributor | Sir Walter Scott |
| Publisher | William Miller, 1811 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Jan 2009 |
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