The British Drama: A Collection of the Most Esteemed Tragedies, Comedies, Operas, and Farces in the English Language, 1±ÇM. Polock, 1854 |
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... peace , And persecute me to the last retreat ! Mar. Why should it break your peace , to hear the sighs Of honourable love ? This letter is- By unjust suspicion . I know his truth , And will preserve my own . But to prevent All future ...
... peace , And persecute me to the last retreat ! Mar. Why should it break your peace , to hear the sighs Of honourable love ? This letter is- By unjust suspicion . I know his truth , And will preserve my own . But to prevent All future ...
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... peace : The miserable damn'd suspend their howling , And the swift orbs are fix'd in deep attention . Ran . What mean these dreadful words and frantic air ! That is the dagger my young master wore . " Eus . My mind misgives me . Do not ...
... peace : The miserable damn'd suspend their howling , And the swift orbs are fix'd in deep attention . Ran . What mean these dreadful words and frantic air ! That is the dagger my young master wore . " Eus . My mind misgives me . Do not ...
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... peace ? By heaven , this panting bosom hop'd to meet His boasted phalanx on th ' embattled plain . And doth he now , on peaceful councils bent , Despatch his herald ! -Let the slave approach . Enter HERALD . Now speak thy purpose ; what ...
... peace ? By heaven , this panting bosom hop'd to meet His boasted phalanx on th ' embattled plain . And doth he now , on peaceful councils bent , Despatch his herald ! -Let the slave approach . Enter HERALD . Now speak thy purpose ; what ...
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... peace behold his standard Uprear'd in Sicily ? and wherefore here The iron ranks of war , from which the shepherd Retires appall'd , and leaves the blasted hopes Of half the year , while closer to her breast The mother clasps her infant ...
... peace behold his standard Uprear'd in Sicily ? and wherefore here The iron ranks of war , from which the shepherd Retires appall'd , and leaves the blasted hopes Of half the year , while closer to her breast The mother clasps her infant ...
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... peace , my earthly hap- piness , depend on my Constantía . [ Exit . Sid . Poor Charles ! he little dreams that I love Constantia too ; but to what degree I knew not rayself , till he importuned me to join their hands- Yes , I love , but ...
... peace , my earthly hap- piness , depend on my Constantía . [ Exit . Sid . Poor Charles ! he little dreams that I love Constantia too ; but to what degree I knew not rayself , till he importuned me to join their hands- Yes , I love , but ...
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