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Page 269
... hands . ) Till death ! ' Moor . And now , by this man's right hand , ( Stretching out his hand . ) I fwear to be your faithful commander - till death ! Now , by my foul , I'll make a corpfe of him who firft fhews fear among you ! And ...
... hands . ) Till death ! ' Moor . And now , by this man's right hand , ( Stretching out his hand . ) I fwear to be your faithful commander - till death ! Now , by my foul , I'll make a corpfe of him who firft fhews fear among you ! And ...
Page 272
... hand he was ftopping the blood that flowed from a large wound . He had buried his right hand in the earth . - Fellow - foldier , faid he , I am told that the General has fallen an hour ago . - He is fallen , faid I , and you - Well then ...
... hand he was ftopping the blood that flowed from a large wound . He had buried his right hand in the earth . - Fellow - foldier , faid he , I am told that the General has fallen an hour ago . - He is fallen , faid I , and you - Well then ...
Page 273
... hand of death was on him ? - ' O. Moor . ' Twas I that gave him my curfe ! he died by my hand ! he died in despair ! • Herman . ( With real emotion , and much agitated . ) I cannot ftand it ! This fight of milery unmans me ! My Lord ...
... hand of death was on him ? - ' O. Moor . ' Twas I that gave him my curfe ! he died by my hand ! he died in despair ! • Herman . ( With real emotion , and much agitated . ) I cannot ftand it ! This fight of milery unmans me ! My Lord ...
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