Bell's British Theatre: Consisting of the Most Esteemed English PlaysJ. Bell; & C. Etherington, 1776 |
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Pagina 5
... o'er time prevail . Long had thefe fcenes , wound up with dext'rous art , In fpite of reafon , gain'd upon the heart ; Thaw'd ev'ry frozen fountain of the eye , We wept , ' till even Sorrow's felf was dry ; Yet judgment fcorn'd what ...
... o'er time prevail . Long had thefe fcenes , wound up with dext'rous art , In fpite of reafon , gain'd upon the heart ; Thaw'd ev'ry frozen fountain of the eye , We wept , ' till even Sorrow's felf was dry ; Yet judgment fcorn'd what ...
Pagina 17
... o'er all , And my fole rule fhall be to blefs my people : Who ferves them best has still my highest favour : This Effex ever did . Enter Southampton . Behold , Southampton , What a base portrait's here ! The faithful Effex Here drawn at ...
... o'er all , And my fole rule fhall be to blefs my people : Who ferves them best has still my highest favour : This Effex ever did . Enter Southampton . Behold , Southampton , What a base portrait's here ! The faithful Effex Here drawn at ...
Pagina 28
... o'er his duty's limits ; ( At least his enemies would have it fo . ) But malice , Madam , feldom judges right . Queen . Oh , Nottingham ! his pride is past enduring ; This infolent , audacious man forgets His honour and allegiance ; and ...
... o'er his duty's limits ; ( At least his enemies would have it fo . ) But malice , Madam , feldom judges right . Queen . Oh , Nottingham ! his pride is past enduring ; This infolent , audacious man forgets His honour and allegiance ; and ...
Pagina 31
... o'er fallacy must still prevail , And eloquence to fimple truth give way . ' Your guilty fcorn of my intrusted power , When with my mortal foes you tamely dally'd , By hardy rebels brav'd , you poorly fought A fervile paufe , and begg ...
... o'er fallacy must still prevail , And eloquence to fimple truth give way . ' Your guilty fcorn of my intrusted power , When with my mortal foes you tamely dally'd , By hardy rebels brav'd , you poorly fought A fervile paufe , and begg ...
Pagina 36
... o'er . And will my gracious queen forgive me ? Oh , let me proftrate thus before you fall , My better angel , and my guardian genius ! Permit me , royal mistrefs , to announce My faithful fentiments , my foul's true dictates ; Vouchfafe ...
... o'er . And will my gracious queen forgive me ? Oh , let me proftrate thus before you fall , My better angel , and my guardian genius ! Permit me , royal mistrefs , to announce My faithful fentiments , my foul's true dictates ; Vouchfafe ...
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Bell's British Theatre: Consisting of the Most Esteemed English ..., Volume 3 Volledige weergave - 1791 |
Bell's British Theatre: Consisting of the Most Esteemed English ..., Volume 3 Volledige weergave - 1792 |
Bell's British Theatre: Consisting of the Most Esteemed English ..., Volume 3 Volledige weergave - 1791 |
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