British Theatre, المجلد 20J. Bell, 1796 |
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... mean disguise of Turkish robes , With servile secrecy to lurk in shades And vent our suff'rings in clandestine groans ? Dem . Till breathless fury rested from destruction These groans were fatal , these disguises vain : But now our ...
... mean disguise of Turkish robes , With servile secrecy to lurk in shades And vent our suff'rings in clandestine groans ? Dem . Till breathless fury rested from destruction These groans were fatal , these disguises vain : But now our ...
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... Mean as we are , this tyrant of the world Implores our smiles , and trembles at our feet : Whence flow the hopes and fears , despair and rapture , Whence all the bliss and agonies of love ? Mab . Why , when the balm of sleep descends on ...
... Mean as we are , this tyrant of the world Implores our smiles , and trembles at our feet : Whence flow the hopes and fears , despair and rapture , Whence all the bliss and agonies of love ? Mab . Why , when the balm of sleep descends on ...
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... should rise , Again her temples sound with holy musick : No more should danger fright , or want distress The smiling widows , and protected orphans . Asp . By virtuous ends pursued by virtuous means , A & III . 43 IRENE .
... should rise , Again her temples sound with holy musick : No more should danger fright , or want distress The smiling widows , and protected orphans . Asp . By virtuous ends pursued by virtuous means , A & III . 43 IRENE .
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John Bell. Asp . By virtuous ends pursued by virtuous means , Nor think th ' intention sanctifies the deed : That maxim publish'd in an impious age , Would loose the wild enthusiast to destroy , And fix the fierce usurper's bloody title ...
John Bell. Asp . By virtuous ends pursued by virtuous means , Nor think th ' intention sanctifies the deed : That maxim publish'd in an impious age , Would loose the wild enthusiast to destroy , And fix the fierce usurper's bloody title ...
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... meaning , O happiness ! sure thou art all Aspasia's . MUSTAPHA , HASAN , and CARAZA enter . Mab . Caraza , speak - have ye remark'd the Bassa ? Car . Close , as we might unseen , we watch'd his steps ; His air disorder'd , and his gait ...
... meaning , O happiness ! sure thou art all Aspasia's . MUSTAPHA , HASAN , and CARAZA enter . Mab . Caraza , speak - have ye remark'd the Bassa ? Car . Close , as we might unseen , we watch'd his steps ; His air disorder'd , and his gait ...
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