Bell's British Theatre: Consisting of the Most Esteemed English PlaysJ. Bell; & C. Etherington, 1776 - English drama |
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... fubdu'd me , And I am honour's profelyte : -too long My erring heart purfued the ways of faction ; I own myself t ' have been your bitt'reft foe , 3 And And join'd with Effex in each foul attempt To blafeyour THE EARL OF ESSEX .
... fubdu'd me , And I am honour's profelyte : -too long My erring heart purfued the ways of faction ; I own myself t ' have been your bitt'reft foe , 3 And And join'd with Effex in each foul attempt To blafeyour THE EARL OF ESSEX .
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... ; Exert my power , and be myself again.- Oh , ill - performing , difobedient heart ! - Why fhrink'st thou , fearful , from thy own refolve ? C 2 Enter Enter Nottingham . Thou com'ft in time ; I'm much THE EARL OF ESSEX . 27.
... ; Exert my power , and be myself again.- Oh , ill - performing , difobedient heart ! - Why fhrink'st thou , fearful , from thy own refolve ? C 2 Enter Enter Nottingham . Thou com'ft in time ; I'm much THE EARL OF ESSEX . 27.
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... myself . Oh , let the little fpace I live be curs'd treafons ; With countless woes ; let death , unpitied , come ; My name be mention d with the utmost fcorn , ' If all my life can feel , or fame can fuffer , Can ferve to mitigate my ...
... myself . Oh , let the little fpace I live be curs'd treafons ; With countless woes ; let death , unpitied , come ; My name be mention d with the utmost fcorn , ' If all my life can feel , or fame can fuffer , Can ferve to mitigate my ...
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... myself it will prevail with you to forgive every thing elfe that you find amifs . You will excufe the faults in writing , for the goodness of the intention . I hope , too , your Lordship will not be displeased , that I take this oppor ...
... myself it will prevail with you to forgive every thing elfe that you find amifs . You will excufe the faults in writing , for the goodness of the intention . I hope , too , your Lordship will not be displeased , that I take this oppor ...
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... myself , and all mankind . Baj . Well doft thou , ere thy violence and luft Invade my bed , thus to begin with murder : Drown all thy fears in blood , and fin fecurely . Tam . Away ! Arp . [ Kneeling . ] Oh , stay ! I charge thee , by ...
... myself , and all mankind . Baj . Well doft thou , ere thy violence and luft Invade my bed , thus to begin with murder : Drown all thy fears in blood , and fin fecurely . Tam . Away ! Arp . [ Kneeling . ] Oh , stay ! I charge thee , by ...
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