The British Drama: A Collection of the Most Esteemed Tragedies, Comedies, Operas, and Farces, in the English Language, 1±ÇM. Polock, 1856 |
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... sword . ] Let him go , I say . Sharp . So , so , you have done finely now . - Get away as fast as you can . He's the most coura- geous , mettlesome man in all England . Why , if kis passion was up , he could eat you.- -Make your escape ...
... sword . ] Let him go , I say . Sharp . So , so , you have done finely now . - Get away as fast as you can . He's the most coura- geous , mettlesome man in all England . Why , if kis passion was up , he could eat you.- -Make your escape ...
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... sword , Thus do you come against a single life To wage the war ? did not our buckler ring With all your darts in one collected volley Shower'd on my head ? did not your swords at once Point at my breast , and thirst for regal blood ...
... sword , Thus do you come against a single life To wage the war ? did not our buckler ring With all your darts in one collected volley Shower'd on my head ? did not your swords at once Point at my breast , and thirst for regal blood ...
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... sword , and great re- venge Shall stalk with death and horror o'er the ranks Of slaughter'd troops , a sacrifice to freedom ! but first let me behold Euphrasia . Mel . Hush Thy pent - up valour : to a secret haunt ll guide thy steps ...
... sword , and great re- venge Shall stalk with death and horror o'er the ranks Of slaughter'd troops , a sacrifice to freedom ! but first let me behold Euphrasia . Mel . Hush Thy pent - up valour : to a secret haunt ll guide thy steps ...
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... sword . A single day will pay the funeral rites . To - morrow's sun may see both armies meet Without hostility , and all in honour ; You to inter the troops who bravely fell ; We , on our part , to give an humble sod To those who gain'd ...
... sword . A single day will pay the funeral rites . To - morrow's sun may see both armies meet Without hostility , and all in honour ; You to inter the troops who bravely fell ; We , on our part , to give an humble sod To those who gain'd ...
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... sword Before the dawn , ' tis fixed to storm their camp ; niz Euphrasia here ! Detested , treach'rous woman . For. Euph . Horror ! it must not be . Phil . No ; never , never : I'll perish rather . His policy has granted A day's suspense ...
... sword Before the dawn , ' tis fixed to storm their camp ; niz Euphrasia here ! Detested , treach'rous woman . For. Euph . Horror ! it must not be . Phil . No ; never , never : I'll perish rather . His policy has granted A day's suspense ...
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