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" It damps the springs of life. Oh ! bid me die, Much rather bid me die, if it be true That thou hast sworn to hate me. Sel. Let life and death Wait the decision of the bloody field ; Nor can thy fate, my conqueror, depend Upon a woman's hate. Yet, since... "
Dramatic Works - 14. oldal
szerző: CROWNE, Nicholas Rowe - 1720
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Tamerlane. A Tragedy: As it is Acted at the New Theater in Little Lincolns ...

Nicholas Rowe - 1703 - 92 oldal
...thou art fworn the Foe of Royal Bajazet, I have refolv'd to hate thee. Ax. Is it poflible! Hate is not in thy Nature; thy whole Frame Is Harmony, without...bloody Field } Nor can thy Fate (my Conqueror ) depend C ^ Upon Upon a Woman's Hate. Yet fince you urge A Power, which once perhaps I had, there is But one...

The ambitious step-mother. Tamerlane. The fair penitent. Ulysses

Nicholas Rowe - 1720 - 398 oldal
...thou art fworn the Foe of Royal SajuxM, I have refolv'd to hate thee. Ax. Is it poffible ! Hate is not in thy Nature; thy whole Frame Is Harmony, without one jarring Atom. Why deft thou force thy Eyes to wear this Coldnefs? It damps the Springs of Life. Oh! bid me die, Much...

The ambitious stepmother. Tamerlane. The fair penitent. Ulysses

Nicholas Rowe - 1756 - 456 oldal
...fworn the Foe of Royal Bajaxet, I have refolv'd to hate thee. AX ALL 4. Is it poftible ! Hate is not in thy Nature : thy whole Frame Is Harmony, without...if it be true, That thou haft fworn to hate me..: S EL IMA. Let Life and Death Wait the Decifion-of the bloody Field ; Nor can thy Fate (my Conqueror)...

The Royal convert - Jane Shore - Jane Gray - Poems on several occasions

Nicholas Rowe - 1766 - 418 oldal
...fworn the Foe of Royal Bajazet, I have rcfolv'd to hate thee. AXALL A. Is it poflible ! Hate is not in thy Nature : thy whole Frame Is Harmony, without...wear this Coldnefs? It damps the Springs of Life. Oh 1 bid me die, Much rather bid me die. if it be true, That thou haft fworn to hate me.— — SELIM...

The Works: The ambitious step-mother. Tamerlane. The fair penitent. Ulysses

Nicholas Rowe - 1766 - 408 oldal
...the Foe of Royal Bajazet, I have refolv'd to hate thee. ' . . A X'ALL A. Is it poffible ! Hate is not in thy Nature : thy whole Frame Is Harmony, without...Why doft thou force thy Eyes to wear this Coldnefs I It damps the Springs of Life. Oh! bid me die, Much rather bid me die, if it be true, That thou. haft...

British Theatre: Tamerlane, by N. Rowe. 1792. The revenge, by Edward Young ...

John Bell - 1792 - 316 oldal
...art sworn the foe of royal Bajazet, I have resolv'd to have thee. Ax. Is it possible I Hate is not in thy nature ; thy whole frame Is harmony, without one jarring atom. Why dost thou force thy eyes to wear this coldness? It damps the springs of life. Oh! bid me die, Much...

The Albion Queens: Or, The Death of Mary Queen of Scots ..., 22. kötet,1. kiadás

John Banks - 1797 - 438 oldal
...possible I Is harmony, without one jarring atom. Why dost thou force thy eyes to wear this coldness^ It damps the springs of life. Oh ! bid me die, Much rather bid me die, if it be true That thou hast sworn to hate me. Sel. Let life and death Wait the decision of the bloody field ; Nor can thy...

The British drama, 1. kötet

British drama - 1804 - 954 oldal
...whole frame Is harmony, without one jarring atom. \Vhy dost thou force thy eyes to wear this coldness? It. damps the springs of life. Oh ! bid me die, Much rather bid me die, if it be true That thou hast sworn to hate me ! Sel. Let life and death Wait the decision of the bloody field ; Nor can thy...

The British Drama: Tragedies. 2 v

1804 - 516 oldal
...whole frame Is harmony, without ouc jarring atom. Why dost thou force thy eyes to wear tins coldness? It damps the springs of life. Oh ! bid me die, Much rather bid me die, if it be true That thou hast sworn to hate me ! Sel. Let life and death Wrait the decision of the bloody field ; Nor can thy...

The British drama, 1. kötet

British drama - 1804 - 946 oldal
...whole frame ïs harmony, without one jarring atom. Why dost thou force thy eyes to wear this coldness? It. damps the springs of life. Oh ! bid me die, Much rather bid me die, if it be true That thou hast sworn to hate me ! Se/. Let life and death \V:ut the decision of the bloody field ; Nor can thy...




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