Bell's British Theatre: Consisting of the Most Esteemed English PlaysJ. Bell; & C. Etherington, 1776 - English drama |
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... shame , refentment and defpair , Rife up in raging anarchy at once , To tear with ceaseless pangs my tortur'd foul ? Words are unequal to the woes I feel , And language leffens what my heart endures . Paffion repuls'd with fcorn , and ...
... shame , refentment and defpair , Rife up in raging anarchy at once , To tear with ceaseless pangs my tortur'd foul ? Words are unequal to the woes I feel , And language leffens what my heart endures . Paffion repuls'd with fcorn , and ...
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... shame be wedded , The fport of faction , and the mark of scorn , The world's derifion , and my queen's abhorrence . Stand forth the villain , whofe invenom'd tongue Would taint my honour and traduce my name , Or ftamp my conduct with a ...
... shame be wedded , The fport of faction , and the mark of scorn , The world's derifion , and my queen's abhorrence . Stand forth the villain , whofe invenom'd tongue Would taint my honour and traduce my name , Or ftamp my conduct with a ...
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... shameful truce . Should Effex thus , fo meanly compromife , And lose the harveft of a plenteous glory , In idle treaties , and fufpicious parly ? Effex . Oh , deadly ftroke ! My life's the deftin'd mark . The poifon'd fhaft has drunk my ...
... shameful truce . Should Effex thus , fo meanly compromife , And lose the harveft of a plenteous glory , In idle treaties , and fufpicious parly ? Effex . Oh , deadly ftroke ! My life's the deftin'd mark . The poifon'd fhaft has drunk my ...
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... shame our conqueft , whilft he own'd it . Tam . Thou fpeak'st him as a foldier should a foldier , Just to the worth he finds . I would not war [ To Mon. B With With aught that wears thy virtuous ftamp of greatness . TAMER LA NE . 13.
... shame our conqueft , whilft he own'd it . Tam . Thou fpeak'st him as a foldier should a foldier , Just to the worth he finds . I would not war [ To Mon. B With With aught that wears thy virtuous ftamp of greatness . TAMER LA NE . 13.
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... shame , To know no fecond bride - bed but my grave . • Mon. I fwear it must not be , fince ftill my eye Finds thee as heav'nly white , as angel pure , As in the earliest hours of life thou wert : Nor art thou his , but mine ; thy first ...
... shame , To know no fecond bride - bed but my grave . • Mon. I fwear it must not be , fince ftill my eye Finds thee as heav'nly white , as angel pure , As in the earliest hours of life thou wert : Nor art thou his , but mine ; thy first ...
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