Specimens of English Dramatic Poets who Lived about the Time of Shakespeare: With NotesWiley & Putnam, 1845 - Počet stran: 466 |
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... dare not call , Lest I betray myself , and that my voice , Thinking to enter in the ears of her , Be of some other heard : no , I will stay Until the coming of my dear friend Albert . But now think , Carracus , what end will be Of this ...
... dare not call , Lest I betray myself , and that my voice , Thinking to enter in the ears of her , Be of some other heard : no , I will stay Until the coming of my dear friend Albert . But now think , Carracus , what end will be Of this ...
Strana 69
... dare all opposites : I'll muster forces , an unvanquish'd power : Cornets of horse shall press th ' ungrateful earth : This hollow - wombed mass shall inly groan And murmur to sustain the weight of arms : Ghastly Amazement , with ...
... dare all opposites : I'll muster forces , an unvanquish'd power : Cornets of horse shall press th ' ungrateful earth : This hollow - wombed mass shall inly groan And murmur to sustain the weight of arms : Ghastly Amazement , with ...
Strana 98
... dare I ( From her deriv'd ) expose me to his beams ; Lest , as he burns the Phonix in her nest , Made of the sweetest aromatic wood , Either in love , or envy , he agree To use the like combustion upon me . A proud Spanish Princess ...
... dare I ( From her deriv'd ) expose me to his beams ; Lest , as he burns the Phonix in her nest , Made of the sweetest aromatic wood , Either in love , or envy , he agree To use the like combustion upon me . A proud Spanish Princess ...
Strana 103
... dare not so presume ; nor to my children : I am disclaim'd in both , alas , I am . O never teach them , when they come to speak , To name the name of mother ; chide their tongue If they by chance light on that hated word ; Tell them ...
... dare not so presume ; nor to my children : I am disclaim'd in both , alas , I am . O never teach them , when they come to speak , To name the name of mother ; chide their tongue If they by chance light on that hated word ; Tell them ...
Strana 121
... dare not . Cap . How ? La . I dare not : ' Twas your own seeking , this . Cap . If you mean evilly , I cannot understand you , nor for all the riches This life has , would I. La . Would you never might ! Cap . Why , your goodness , that ...
... dare not . Cap . How ? La . I dare not : ' Twas your own seeking , this . Cap . If you mean evilly , I cannot understand you , nor for all the riches This life has , would I. La . Would you never might ! Cap . Why , your goodness , that ...
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