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Page 269
... lives , I will be your Captain ! All . ( With a loud fhout . ) Long live the Captain . ' Moor . So now ! -The fcales drop from my eyes ! What a fool I was to think of returning to my cage ! My foul thirfts for action , my fpirit pants ...
... lives , I will be your Captain ! All . ( With a loud fhout . ) Long live the Captain . ' Moor . So now ! -The fcales drop from my eyes ! What a fool I was to think of returning to my cage ! My foul thirfts for action , my fpirit pants ...
Page 396
... live in , clothes to cover us , And beds to fleep on . • Sir Thomas . There my daughter spoke . I will defy the hardest lot of life . Can't thou believe it , Margaret , that the king Gave me the noble office which I hold Only to bribe ...
... live in , clothes to cover us , And beds to fleep on . • Sir Thomas . There my daughter spoke . I will defy the hardest lot of life . Can't thou believe it , Margaret , that the king Gave me the noble office which I hold Only to bribe ...
Page 397
... live on plain diet , And nicely manage our exhausted means . We will hun pleafure and expenfive dress , And live fecluded from the public eye , Contented tho ' reduc'd . We will not ask The neighbour or the ftranger to our board , But ...
... live on plain diet , And nicely manage our exhausted means . We will hun pleafure and expenfive dress , And live fecluded from the public eye , Contented tho ' reduc'd . We will not ask The neighbour or the ftranger to our board , But ...
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