Dryden's Heroic PlaysMacmillan, 1981 - Počet stran: 195 |
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Strana 108
... Boabdelin is left in no doubt that she far prefers his rival , that she is only proceeding with the marriage because of her promise , and that she will not even do thus unless Boabdelin frees Almanzor ( 1. v . pp . 81-2 ) . What does ...
... Boabdelin is left in no doubt that she far prefers his rival , that she is only proceeding with the marriage because of her promise , and that she will not even do thus unless Boabdelin frees Almanzor ( 1. v . pp . 81-2 ) . What does ...
Strana 109
... Boabdelin's brooding and cynical jealousy : Almah . So , two kind Turtles , when a storm is nigh , Look up ; and see it gath'ring in the Skie : Each calls his Mate to shelter in the Groves , Leaving in murmures , their unfinish'd Loves ...
... Boabdelin's brooding and cynical jealousy : Almah . So , two kind Turtles , when a storm is nigh , Look up ; and see it gath'ring in the Skie : Each calls his Mate to shelter in the Groves , Leaving in murmures , their unfinish'd Loves ...
Strana 112
... Boabdelin that she did not have when she avowed her continuing love . Indeed , the two speeches present contradictory reactions to the very same conduct , for in the first speech Boabdelin's pitiless disregard is lovingly regretted and ...
... Boabdelin that she did not have when she avowed her continuing love . Indeed , the two speeches present contradictory reactions to the very same conduct , for in the first speech Boabdelin's pitiless disregard is lovingly regretted and ...
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The Indian Queen 22 | |
The Indian Emperour | 38 |
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