Bell's British Theatre: Consisting of the Most Esteemed English PlaysJ. Bell; & C. Etherington, 1776 - English drama |
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... false : Reports , I fear , of great concern to you . 2. What rumours ? what reports ? Your frown wou'd much Denote : your preface feems important . - Speak . Bur . Some new commotions are of late fprung up In Ireland , where the west is ...
... false : Reports , I fear , of great concern to you . 2. What rumours ? what reports ? Your frown wou'd much Denote : your preface feems important . - Speak . Bur . Some new commotions are of late fprung up In Ireland , where the west is ...
Page 22
... false affertion , And contradicts it with the force of facts . From me you have appeal'd , ungrateful man ; The laws , not I , muft liften to your plea . Go , ftand the test severe , abide the trial , And mourn too late the bounty you ...
... false affertion , And contradicts it with the force of facts . From me you have appeal'd , ungrateful man ; The laws , not I , muft liften to your plea . Go , ftand the test severe , abide the trial , And mourn too late the bounty you ...
Page 45
... false ; She holds a dearer interest in my foul , Such as the closest ties of blood ne'er knew ; An intereft , fuch as power , wealth and honour Can't buy , but love , love only , can beftow ; " She was the miftrefs of my vows , my bride ...
... false ; She holds a dearer interest in my foul , Such as the closest ties of blood ne'er knew ; An intereft , fuch as power , wealth and honour Can't buy , but love , love only , can beftow ; " She was the miftrefs of my vows , my bride ...
Page 67
... false , they move this way ; ' Tis certain fo . Fly , Haly , to our daughter . [ Exit Haly . Let fome fecure the Christian prince Axalla : We will begone this minute . Om . Loft ! undone ! Enter Omar . Baj . What mean'st thou ? Om . All ...
... false , they move this way ; ' Tis certain fo . Fly , Haly , to our daughter . [ Exit Haly . Let fome fecure the Christian prince Axalla : We will begone this minute . Om . Loft ! undone ! Enter Omar . Baj . What mean'st thou ? Om . All ...
Page 34
... false one , how I'll stab and tear This heart of flint , ' till it shall bleed ; and thou Shalt weep for mine , forgetting thy own miferies . " Ofm . You wrong me , beauteous Zara , to believe I bear my fortunes with fo low a mind , As ...
... false one , how I'll stab and tear This heart of flint , ' till it shall bleed ; and thou Shalt weep for mine , forgetting thy own miferies . " Ofm . You wrong me , beauteous Zara , to believe I bear my fortunes with fo low a mind , As ...
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