The London Theatre: A Collection of the Most Celebrated Dramatic PiecesWhittingham and Arliss, 1816 |
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... tell thee , slave , I have shook hands with hope , And all my thoughts are rage , despair , and horror . [ Exit Omar and Guards . Ha ! wherefore am I thus ! -Perdition seize me ! But my cold blood runs shiv'ring to my heart , The rage ...
... tell thee , slave , I have shook hands with hope , And all my thoughts are rage , despair , and horror . [ Exit Omar and Guards . Ha ! wherefore am I thus ! -Perdition seize me ! But my cold blood runs shiv'ring to my heart , The rage ...
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... Tell me , Arpasia - say , what joys are those That wait to crown the wretch who suffers here ? Oh ! tell me , and sustain my failing faith . Arp . Imagine , ' tis a tract of endless joys , which fancy cannot paint Without satiety or ...
... Tell me , Arpasia - say , what joys are those That wait to crown the wretch who suffers here ? Oh ! tell me , and sustain my failing faith . Arp . Imagine , ' tis a tract of endless joys , which fancy cannot paint Without satiety or ...
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... Tell me , my charmer , if my fears are vain ? Think what remains for me , if the fierce sultan Should doom thy beauties to another's bed ! Sel . " Tis a sad thought ; but to appease thy doubts , Here , in the awful sight of heav'n , I ...
... Tell me , my charmer , if my fears are vain ? Think what remains for me , if the fierce sultan Should doom thy beauties to another's bed ! Sel . " Tis a sad thought ; but to appease thy doubts , Here , in the awful sight of heav'n , I ...
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... Tell him , I'll none on't . Had he been a god , All his omnipotence could not restore My fame diminished , loss of sacred honour , The radiancy of majesty eclips'd : For aught besides , it is not worth my care ; The giver and his gifts ...
... Tell him , I'll none on't . Had he been a god , All his omnipotence could not restore My fame diminished , loss of sacred honour , The radiancy of majesty eclips'd : For aught besides , it is not worth my care ; The giver and his gifts ...
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... tell how well , how nobly she was us'd , How light this gallant prince made all her bondage , Most sure the royal Bajazet will own That honour stands indebted to such goodness , Nor can a monarch's friendship more than pay it . Baj . Ha ...
... tell how well , how nobly she was us'd , How light this gallant prince made all her bondage , Most sure the royal Bajazet will own That honour stands indebted to such goodness , Nor can a monarch's friendship more than pay it . Baj . Ha ...
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