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Enter , during the chorus , Turkish Soldiers and Servian Women , L. U. e . Wave our prophet's fam'd standard of glory on high , Till the envious moon die away in the sky ; And , like the pale Christians , leave Danube's fair stream ...
Enter , during the chorus , Turkish Soldiers and Servian Women , L. U. e . Wave our prophet's fam'd standard of glory on high , Till the envious moon die away in the sky ; And , like the pale Christians , leave Danube's fair stream ...
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Enter the SERASKIER , ISMAEL , and four Officers , L. Ser . ( c . ) Yuseph ! come here . Yus . ( L. C. ) Yes , your Highness ! [ Aside to Peasants . ] Now he is going to consult me on some great military operation . Ser .
Enter the SERASKIER , ISMAEL , and four Officers , L. Ser . ( c . ) Yuseph ! come here . Yus . ( L. C. ) Yes , your Highness ! [ Aside to Peasants . ] Now he is going to consult me on some great military operation . Ser .
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Wealth and power , whate'er your worth , To pleasure if you give not birth ! Rich in ambition's gilded toys , I barter them for real joys ! [ Exit , L. SCENE II - A Room in Peter's Cottage . Enter GHITA and PETER , R. DUET . Ghi . ( c . ) ...
Wealth and power , whate'er your worth , To pleasure if you give not birth ! Rich in ambition's gilded toys , I barter them for real joys ! [ Exit , L. SCENE II - A Room in Peter's Cottage . Enter GHITA and PETER , R. DUET . Ghi . ( c . ) ...
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Enter PETER , R. Pet . Ha ! the window open ! Then I guess how the matter is ; madame is off - but where the devil is that mad - brained Leopold ? Enter LEOPOLD , at the Garden - gate , L. B 2 SCENE 111. ] 15 THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE ...
Enter PETER , R. Pet . Ha ! the window open ! Then I guess how the matter is ; madame is off - but where the devil is that mad - brained Leopold ? Enter LEOPOLD , at the Garden - gate , L. B 2 SCENE 111. ] 15 THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE ...
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Enter LEOPOLD , at the Garden - gate , L. - Seizes Peter by the collar . Leo . Oh , oh ! rogue ! have I caught you ? What have you to say for yourself ? Pet . ( R. ) Nothing , to be sure , if you stop my breath . Leo .
Enter LEOPOLD , at the Garden - gate , L. - Seizes Peter by the collar . Leo . Oh , oh ! rogue ! have I caught you ? What have you to say for yourself ? Pet . ( R. ) Nothing , to be sure , if you stop my breath . Leo .
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| Title | Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, Volume 20 Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, John Cumberland |
| Editors | George Daniel, John Cumberland |
| Illustrated by | Robert Cruikshank |
| Publisher | J. Cumberland, 1828 |
| Original from | the University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitized | 10 Nov 2016 |
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