Bell's British Theatre: Consisting of the Most Esteemed English PlaysJ. Bell; & C. Etherington, 1776 - English drama |
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... ev'ry frozen fountain of the eye , We wept , ' till even Sorrow's felf was dry ; Yet judgment fcorn'd what paffion had approv'd , And the head wonder'd how.the - heart was mov'd . But , with a fate revers'd , thy work fhall boast , That ...
... ev'ry frozen fountain of the eye , We wept , ' till even Sorrow's felf was dry ; Yet judgment fcorn'd what paffion had approv'd , And the head wonder'd how.the - heart was mov'd . But , with a fate revers'd , thy work fhall boast , That ...
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... ev'ry paffing flave ; nay more , the scorn And trampled footftool of the man I hate . ' Not . It is enough , my lord , I know it well , And feel rekindling virtue warm my breaft ; Honour and gratitude their force refume Within my heart ...
... ev'ry paffing flave ; nay more , the scorn And trampled footftool of the man I hate . ' Not . It is enough , my lord , I know it well , And feel rekindling virtue warm my breaft ; Honour and gratitude their force refume Within my heart ...
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... ev'ry art t ' incenfe the queen against him , Then step between her and the lady Rutland , Let not her fondnefs find the leaft accefs To the queen's heart to counterwork our purpose . ” Obferve Southampton too , with jealous eye ...
... ev'ry art t ' incenfe the queen against him , Then step between her and the lady Rutland , Let not her fondnefs find the leaft accefs To the queen's heart to counterwork our purpose . ” Obferve Southampton too , with jealous eye ...
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... ev'ry virtuous grace , That , had not nature made him great by birth , Yet all the brave had fought him for their friend . The Chriftian prince , Axalla , nicely bred In polifh'd arts of European courts , For him forfakes his native ...
... ev'ry virtuous grace , That , had not nature made him great by birth , Yet all the brave had fought him for their friend . The Chriftian prince , Axalla , nicely bred In polifh'd arts of European courts , For him forfakes his native ...
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... ev'ry state and rank of men you wander , ' Till e'en your large experience takes in all The different nations of the peopled earth . " [ tribe : Arp . Why fought'it thou not from thy own impious A wife like one of these ? For fuch thy ...
... ev'ry state and rank of men you wander , ' Till e'en your large experience takes in all The different nations of the peopled earth . " [ tribe : Arp . Why fought'it thou not from thy own impious A wife like one of these ? For fuch thy ...
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