The Plays of David Garrick, Svazek 3Garland Pub., 1981 |
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Strana 57
... these be brave spirits , indeed ! How fine my master is ! I am afraid , He will chaitise me . Fro . Mark but the badges of these men , my lords , Then fay , if they be true : this mif - fhap'd knave , His inother was a witch , and one ...
... these be brave spirits , indeed ! How fine my master is ! I am afraid , He will chaitise me . Fro . Mark but the badges of these men , my lords , Then fay , if they be true : this mif - fhap'd knave , His inother was a witch , and one ...
Strana 40
... These drums , these trumpets , flutes , -let Neptune hear We bid aloud farewel to these great fellows : Sound , and be hang'd , found out . [ Flourish of loud Mufick . [ Exeunt . ENO . Ho , fays ' a ! -There's my cap . MEN . - Ho ...
... These drums , these trumpets , flutes , -let Neptune hear We bid aloud farewel to these great fellows : Sound , and be hang'd , found out . [ Flourish of loud Mufick . [ Exeunt . ENO . Ho , fays ' a ! -There's my cap . MEN . - Ho ...
Strana 43
... these orders . Queen . Oh heav'nly Pow'rs ! fhall I not stay with ' em ? Lieut . Such are the King's commands ... these kifles fay farewell Why oh why ! juft Heav'n , mutt these be our last ! Dut . of York . Give not your grief fuch way ...
... these orders . Queen . Oh heav'nly Pow'rs ! fhall I not stay with ' em ? Lieut . Such are the King's commands ... these kifles fay farewell Why oh why ! juft Heav'n , mutt these be our last ! Dut . of York . Give not your grief fuch way ...
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