Bell's British Theatre: Consisting of the Most Esteemed English Plays, Volume 16J. Bell, 1777 |
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Pagina 6
... means for this our great attempt : For rev'rend age has plow'd thy features up , And bent thee to the earth , that ... Mean while , as the great Lycian god injoin'd , We , with oblations and devoted hair , 35 4.0 45 50 55 Will please ...
... means for this our great attempt : For rev'rend age has plow'd thy features up , And bent thee to the earth , that ... Mean while , as the great Lycian god injoin'd , We , with oblations and devoted hair , 35 4.0 45 50 55 Will please ...
Pagina 11
... means of life from them , or yield to famine . Oh what a life muft . you believe I drag ; What tortures bear , diftracted , when I fee Egyfthus feated in my father's throne ; 270 Dreft in the fame imperial robes of state ; And pouring ...
... means of life from them , or yield to famine . Oh what a life muft . you believe I drag ; What tortures bear , diftracted , when I fee Egyfthus feated in my father's throne ; 270 Dreft in the fame imperial robes of state ; And pouring ...
Pagina 16
... let each present a lock Of fupplicating hair : too mean the gift ! But all I have to give , except this girdle ; Which take , however plain and unadorn❜d . 465 470 Proftrate , Proftrate , invoke him to arife from earth ; To 16 ELECTR A.
... let each present a lock Of fupplicating hair : too mean the gift ! But all I have to give , except this girdle ; Which take , however plain and unadorn❜d . 465 470 Proftrate , Proftrate , invoke him to arife from earth ; To 16 ELECTR A.
Pagina 37
... means ? Does the by ftrong compulfion bow you down , Or favagely withdraw your life's fupport ? 90 95 Elect . By all th ' extremes her impious heart can think , She gives me woe- Oreft . - Is no protector near ? Elect . None ; he that ...
... means ? Does the by ftrong compulfion bow you down , Or favagely withdraw your life's fupport ? 90 95 Elect . By all th ' extremes her impious heart can think , She gives me woe- Oreft . - Is no protector near ? Elect . None ; he that ...
Pagina 41
... mean ? Orcft . By whofe officious hands . Your love convey'd me to the Phocian land ? Elect . Is this that only faithful man I found , Durst aid th ' afflicted when my father fell ? 240 245 Oreft . He is ; at prefent feek no farther ...
... mean ? Orcft . By whofe officious hands . Your love convey'd me to the Phocian land ? Elect . Is this that only faithful man I found , Durst aid th ' afflicted when my father fell ? 240 245 Oreft . He is ; at prefent feek no farther ...
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