The Modern British Drama: TragediesWalter Scott William Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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Page 59
... dear love . Spa . But you may see another , May alter that again . İgr . Urge it no more : [ Exit LYG . have made up a new strong constancy , Not to be shook with eyes . I know I have The passions of a man ; but if I meet With any ...
... dear love . Spa . But you may see another , May alter that again . İgr . Urge it no more : [ Exit LYG . have made up a new strong constancy , Not to be shook with eyes . I know I have The passions of a man ; but if I meet With any ...
Page 71
... dear the thoughts are that I hold of thee , That I must break forth . Satisfy my fear ; It is a pain , beyond the hand of death , To be in doubt : Confirm it with an oath , If this be true . Evad . Do you invent the form : Let there be ...
... dear the thoughts are that I hold of thee , That I must break forth . Satisfy my fear ; It is a pain , beyond the hand of death , To be in doubt : Confirm it with an oath , If this be true . Evad . Do you invent the form : Let there be ...
Page 76
... dear wife ? Evad . Dear wife ! I do despise thee . Why , nothing can be baser than to sow Dissention amongst lovers . Amin . Lovers ! who ? Evad . The king and me . Amin . O , Heav'n ! Exad . Who should live long , and love without ...
... dear wife ? Evad . Dear wife ! I do despise thee . Why , nothing can be baser than to sow Dissention amongst lovers . Amin . Lovers ! who ? Evad . The king and me . Amin . O , Heav'n ! Exad . Who should live long , and love without ...
Page 87
... dear Evadne , I have been dreaming of thee . Come to bed . Evad . I am come at length , sir ; but how wel- come ? King . What pretty new device is this , Evadne ? What , do you tie me to you ? By my love , This is a quaint one . Come ...
... dear Evadne , I have been dreaming of thee . Come to bed . Evad . I am come at length , sir ; but how wel- come ? King . What pretty new device is this , Evadne ? What , do you tie me to you ? By my love , This is a quaint one . Come ...
Page 112
... Dear son ! Prot . Great king ! Thi . Unhand me ! am I fall'n So low , that I have lost the power to be Disposer of my own life ? Mart . Be but pleas'd To borrow so much time of sorrow , as To call to mind her last request , for whom ( I ...
... Dear son ! Prot . Great king ! Thi . Unhand me ! am I fall'n So low , that I have lost the power to be Disposer of my own life ? Mart . Be but pleas'd To borrow so much time of sorrow , as To call to mind her last request , for whom ( I ...
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