The Dramatic Works With Notes Critical, Volume 2John Murray, 1827 |
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Page 19
... thou prevail'st With passion , more than I can with my counsel , She's thine ; nay , she is thine : ' tis a fair match , Free and allow'd . I'll only use my tongue , Without a father's power ; use thou thine : Self do , self have - no ...
... thou prevail'st With passion , more than I can with my counsel , She's thine ; nay , she is thine : ' tis a fair match , Free and allow'd . I'll only use my tongue , Without a father's power ; use thou thine : Self do , self have - no ...
Page 21
... Thou canst but make one choice ; the ties of mar- riage Are tenures , not at will , but during life . Consider whose thou art , and who ; a princess , A princess of the royal blood of Scotland , In the full spring of youth , and fresh ...
... Thou canst but make one choice ; the ties of mar- riage Are tenures , not at will , but during life . Consider whose thou art , and who ; a princess , A princess of the royal blood of Scotland , In the full spring of youth , and fresh ...
Page 37
... thou art , Thou never shalt repent that thou hast put Thy cause and person into my protection . Cousin of York , thus once more we embrace thee ; Welcome to James of Scotland ! for thy safety , Know , such as love thee not shall never ...
... thou art , Thou never shalt repent that thou hast put Thy cause and person into my protection . Cousin of York , thus once more we embrace thee ; Welcome to James of Scotland ! for thy safety , Know , such as love thee not shall never ...
Page 62
... Thou interrupt'st the part I bear in music To this rare bridal feast ; let us be merry , Whilst flattering calms secure us against storms : Tempests , when they begin to roar , put out The light of peace , and cloud the sun's bright eye ...
... Thou interrupt'st the part I bear in music To this rare bridal feast ; let us be merry , Whilst flattering calms secure us against storms : Tempests , when they begin to roar , put out The light of peace , and cloud the sun's bright eye ...
Page 68
... thou hear'st A truth of my sad ending by the hand Of some unnatural subject , thou withall Shalt hear , how I died worthy of my right , By falling like a king ; and in the close , Which my last breath shall sound , thy name , thou ...
... thou hear'st A truth of my sad ending by the hand Of some unnatural subject , thou withall Shalt hear , how I died worthy of my right , By falling like a king ; and in the close , Which my last breath shall sound , thy name , thou ...
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