The London Theatre: A Collection of the Most Celebrated Dramatic Pieces, 4±ÇWhittingham and Arliss, 1816 |
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... Can never die : the terror of his name [ Greeks ? Still shakes their souls , and makes them dread his son . Andro . A mighty honour for victorious Greece , To fear an infant , a poor friendless child ! 14 ¬¡¬³¬´ 1 . THE DISTREST MOTHER .
... Can never die : the terror of his name [ Greeks ? Still shakes their souls , and makes them dread his son . Andro . A mighty honour for victorious Greece , To fear an infant , a poor friendless child ! 14 ¬¡¬³¬´ 1 . THE DISTREST MOTHER .
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... poor friendless child ! Who smiles in bondage , nor yet knows himself The son of Hector , and the slave of Pyrrhus . Pyr . Weak as he is , the Greeks demand his life , And send no less than Agamemnon's son To fetch him hence . Andro ...
... poor friendless child ! Who smiles in bondage , nor yet knows himself The son of Hector , and the slave of Pyrrhus . Pyr . Weak as he is , the Greeks demand his life , And send no less than Agamemnon's son To fetch him hence . Andro ...
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... poor short respite for my son . Ceph . You have enough approv'd your faith to Hector ; To be reluctant still would be a crime . He would himself persuade you to comply . " Andro . How ! wouldst thou give me Pyrrhus for a husband ? C ...
... poor short respite for my son . Ceph . You have enough approv'd your faith to Hector ; To be reluctant still would be a crime . He would himself persuade you to comply . " Andro . How ! wouldst thou give me Pyrrhus for a husband ? C ...
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... Poor tim'rous wretch ! ' tis false ! he basely fears To cope with dangers , and encounter death ! " Tis that he fears . Am I bright Helen's daughter ? To vindicate her wrongs all Greece conspir'd ; For her confederate nations fought ...
... Poor tim'rous wretch ! ' tis false ! he basely fears To cope with dangers , and encounter death ! " Tis that he fears . Am I bright Helen's daughter ? To vindicate her wrongs all Greece conspir'd ; For her confederate nations fought ...
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... poor prince ! Help to support him . How he pants for breath ! Ores . This is most kind , my Pylades . Oh , why , Why was I born to give thee endless trouble ? Pyl . All will go well : he settles into reason . Ores . Who talks of reason ...
... poor prince ! Help to support him . How he pants for breath ! Ores . This is most kind , my Pylades . Oh , why , Why was I born to give thee endless trouble ? Pyl . All will go well : he settles into reason . Ores . Who talks of reason ...
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