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We are none of us safe While that fellow is free ! serze [ Leopold breaks from the Officers , and runs to Yuseph , who retreats , L. - Two Soldiers catch Leopold up in their arms , and carry him off , R. - Exeunt Yuseph and Peter ...
We are none of us safe While that fellow is free ! serze [ Leopold breaks from the Officers , and runs to Yuseph , who retreats , L. - Two Soldiers catch Leopold up in their arms , and carry him off , R. - Exeunt Yuseph and Peter ...
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The Seras- kier unexpectedly steps back , encounters his arm , and turns round , enraged . ... Cohenberg stands fixed with folded arms , L. So may the sympathetic soul Direct kind fancy's wing , Where future hours in transport roll ...
The Seras- kier unexpectedly steps back , encounters his arm , and turns round , enraged . ... Cohenberg stands fixed with folded arms , L. So may the sympathetic soul Direct kind fancy's wing , Where future hours in transport roll ...
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A lover's accents hear . With sympathetic passion Fond expectation cheer . Ah , should my husband hear , What would poor } { Lilla do ? Leo . Enter LEOPOLD and PETER , arm in arm 28 [ ACT II . THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE .
A lover's accents hear . With sympathetic passion Fond expectation cheer . Ah , should my husband hear , What would poor } { Lilla do ? Leo . Enter LEOPOLD and PETER , arm in arm 28 [ ACT II . THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE .
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Enter LEOPOLD and PETER , arm in arm , R. & Hark ! I'm sure there's some one near us ! Pet . S [ The Seraskier and Ismael , on hearing Leopold and Peter , leave Lilla and Ghita , and cross in front to the L. corner , Peter and Leopold ...
Enter LEOPOLD and PETER , arm in arm , R. & Hark ! I'm sure there's some one near us ! Pet . S [ The Seraskier and Ismael , on hearing Leopold and Peter , leave Lilla and Ghita , and cross in front to the L. corner , Peter and Leopold ...
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[ Trumpets , R. ] Hark , I'm called to arms ; begone , and bear our crescent to the wars . [ Exit Ismael , R. AIR - SERASKIER . Love and honour now conspire To rouse my soul with martial fire . [ Kneels . 3 5 الله Holy Prophet , hear my ...
[ Trumpets , R. ] Hark , I'm called to arms ; begone , and bear our crescent to the wars . [ Exit Ismael , R. AIR - SERASKIER . Love and honour now conspire To rouse my soul with martial fire . [ Kneels . 3 5 الله Holy Prophet , hear my ...
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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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