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When we grow loud, draw near. But let my lord His rising wrath restrain. [Erit
Randolph, R.H. 'Tis strange, by heav'n' That she should run full tilt her fond career
, To one so little known. She too that seem'd Pure as the winter stream, when ice
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When we grow loud, draw near. But let my lord His rising wrath restrain. [Erit
Randolph, R.H. 'Tis strange, by heav'n' That she should run full tilt her fond career
, To one so little known. She too that seem'd Pure as the winter stream, when ice
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Lady R. Despair : despair : Doug. O had it pleased high heaven to let me live A
little while !—my eyes that gaze on thee Grow dim apace! my mother— (Dies.)
Enter LoRD RANDoDPH, and ANNA, L.H. Lord R. Thy words, the words of truth, ...
Lady R. Despair : despair : Doug. O had it pleased high heaven to let me live A
little while !—my eyes that gaze on thee Grow dim apace! my mother— (Dies.)
Enter LoRD RANDoDPH, and ANNA, L.H. Lord R. Thy words, the words of truth, ...
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