 With such smooth looks and many a gentle word, The first fair she beguil'd her easy lord ; Too blind with love and beauty to beware, He fell unthinking in the fatal snare ; Nor could believe that such a heav'nly face Had bargain'd with the devil, to damn...  Dramatic Works - 20. oldalszerző: CROWNE, Nicholas Rowe - 1720Teljes nézet - Információ erről a könyvről
 | Edward Bysshe - 1710 - 620 oldal
...found the Fools : With fuch fmooth Looks, and many a gentle Word, The firft fair She beguil'd her eafy Lord : Too blind with Love and Beauty to beware, He...Snare : Nor could believe that fuch a heav'nly Face, (Row, Fair Pen. Had bargain'd with the Devil, to damn her wretched Race. Henceforth not name a Woman... | |
 | Nicholas Rowe - 1720 - 398 oldal
...Pow'r ? when they oppofe their Arts, Still they prevail, and we are found their Fools. With fuch fmootb Looks, and many a gentle Word, The firft fair She...with the Devil, to damn her wretched Race. £ Exit. sc ENE n: SCENE, The Street near SdohoV Enter Lothario aml Roflano. Letb. To tell thee then the Purport... | |
 | James Arbuckle - 1734 - 456 oldal
...him •• • WITH fuchfmooth Looks, and many a gentle Word, 'The fa ft fair jhe beguil'd her eafy Lord : Too blind with Love and Beauty to beware, He fell unthinking in the fatal Snare ; Nor cou'dbelieve thatfuch a Heav'nly Face Had bargained with the Devil, to damn her wretched Race:) . Yield... | |
 | Nicholas Rowe - 1756 - 456 oldal
...found their Fools. With fuch fmooth Looks, and many a gentle Word, The firft fair She beguil'd her eafy Lord ; Too blind with Love and Beauty to beware, He...fuch a Heav'nly Face Had bargain'd with the Devil, ^o damn her wretched Race. ' ; {Exit. SCENE II. T'he Street near ScioltoV Palace. Enter LOTHARIO and... | |
 | Nicholas Rowe - 1766 - 408 oldal
...their Fools. With fuch fmooth Looks, and many a gentle Word, The fir ft Fair She beguil'd her eafy Lord ; Too blind with Love and Beauty to beware, He...Devil, to damn her wretched Race. • [Exit. SCENE SCENE II. The Street near Sciolto'j Palace. Enter LOTHARIO and R oss AN o. LOTHARIO. TO tell thee then... | |
 | Nicholas Rowe - 1766 - 418 oldal
...their Fools. With fuch fmooth Looks, awl. many a gentle Word,. The firft Fair-She beguil'd her eafy Lord ; Too blind with Love and Beauty to beware, He...with the Devil, to damn her wretched Race. [Exit, SCENESCENE II. The Street near ScioltoV Palate. Enter LOTHARIO and R oss AN 0. LOTHARIO. TO tell thee... | |
 | John Bell - 1791 - 376 oldal
...their fools." With such smooth looks, and many a gentle word, The first fair she beguil'd her easy lord ; Too blind with love and beauty to beware^ He...unthinking in the fatal snare ; Nor could believe that such a heav'nly face Had bargain'd with the devil, to damn her wretched race. [Exit. SCENE II. The... | |
 | William Jones - 1795 - 446 oldal
...found their fools." With fuch fmooth looks, and many a gentle word, The firft fair me beguil'd her eafy lord ; Too blind with love and beauty to beware, He fell unthinking in the fatal fnare ; Nor could believe that fuch a heav'nly face Had bargain'd with the devil, to damn her wretched... | |
 | Nicholas Rowe - 1797 - 452 oldal
...their fools." With such smooth looks, and many a gentle word, The first fair she beguil'd her easy lord; Too blind with love and beauty to beware, He...unthinking in the fatal snare ; Nor could believe that such a heav'nly face Had bargain'd with the devil, to damn her wretched race. [£xiV. SCENE I1. The... | |
 | John Bell - 1797 - 462 oldal
...their fools." With such smooth looks, and many a gentle word, The first fair she beguil'd her easy lord; Too blind with love and beauty to beware, He...unthinking in the fatal snare ; Nor could believe that such a heav'nly face Had bargain'd with the devil, to damn her wretched race. . [Exit. SCENE II. The... | |
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