The Modern British Drama: TragediesWalter Scott William Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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... never more Come near thee with such friendship . Pal , I commend thee . are o ' th ' least ; Prithee take mine , good cousin ! Pal . Thank you , Arcite ! How do I look ? am I fall'n much away ? Arc . Faith , very little ; Love has us'd ...
... never more Come near thee with such friendship . Pal , I commend thee . are o ' th ' least ; Prithee take mine , good cousin ! Pal . Thank you , Arcite ! How do I look ? am I fall'n much away ? Arc . Faith , very little ; Love has us'd ...
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... never more To make me their contention , or to know me , To tread upon thy dukedom , and to be , Wherever they shall travel , ever strangers To one another . Pal . I'll be cut a - pieces Before I take this oath ! Forget I love her ? Oh ...
... never more To make me their contention , or to know me , To tread upon thy dukedom , and to be , Wherever they shall travel , ever strangers To one another . Pal . I'll be cut a - pieces Before I take this oath ! Forget I love her ? Oh ...
Page 23
... never more enjoy the light , & c . Is not this a fine song ? Brother . Oh , a very fine one ! Daugh . I can sing twenty more . Brother . I think you can . Daugh . Yes , truly can I ; I can sing the Broom , And Bonny Robin . Are not you ...
... never more enjoy the light , & c . Is not this a fine song ? Brother . Oh , a very fine one ! Daugh . I can sing twenty more . Brother . I think you can . Daugh . Yes , truly can I ; I can sing the Broom , And Bonny Robin . Are not you ...
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... never yet Made mothers ' joy ) must be the sacrifice To my unhappy beauty ! Mess . From the knights . Thes . Pray speak , You that have seen them , what they are . Mess . I will , sir , And truly what I think : Six braver spirits Than ...
... never yet Made mothers ' joy ) must be the sacrifice To my unhappy beauty ! Mess . From the knights . Thes . Pray speak , You that have seen them , what they are . Mess . I will , sir , And truly what I think : Six braver spirits Than ...
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... never been foul - mouth'd against thy law ; Ne'er reveal'd secret , for I knew none , would not Had I ken'd all that were ; I never practis'd Upon man's wife , nor would the libels read Of liberal wits ; I never at great feasts Sought ...
... never been foul - mouth'd against thy law ; Ne'er reveal'd secret , for I knew none , would not Had I ken'd all that were ; I never practis'd Upon man's wife , nor would the libels read Of liberal wits ; I never at great feasts Sought ...
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