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I'll not bear an insult from any man living . Yus . Why , there is no talking to you .-- I can't reason with you . B Leo . Sir , I say , you - you SCENE II . ] 13 THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE .
I'll not bear an insult from any man living . Yus . Why , there is no talking to you .-- I can't reason with you . B Leo . Sir , I say , you - you SCENE II . ] 13 THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE .
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Yus . Leo . Yus . Chorus . Leo . Yus , [ Two Officers seize Leopold , R. TRIO and CHORUS . Seize him ! seize him ! I say . Seize him ! seize him ! why , pray ? Let me come at him , pray ! Haste - let us bear him away .
Yus . Leo . Yus . Chorus . Leo . Yus , [ Two Officers seize Leopold , R. TRIO and CHORUS . Seize him ! seize him ! I say . Seize him ! seize him ! why , pray ? Let me come at him , pray ! Haste - let us bear him away .
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Enter ISMAEL , and four Turkish Officers , L. Seize him ! this instant bear him to his fate ! [ Two Officers seize Cohenberg . Cat . Oh , hear me , sir ! [ Kneels . ] Thus , on my knees- Ser . No more , dissembler !!
Enter ISMAEL , and four Turkish Officers , L. Seize him ! this instant bear him to his fate ! [ Two Officers seize Cohenberg . Cat . Oh , hear me , sir ! [ Kneels . ] Thus , on my knees- Ser . No more , dissembler !!
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[ Crosses to L. ] I must speak , I can't bear to make him uneasy . SESTETTO . - LILLA , GHITA , SERASKIER , ISMAEL , Leo- POLD , and Peter . Ghi . & } Lil . Ser . & Ism . Night thus from me concealing The form of him I love , Oh , let ...
[ Crosses to L. ] I must speak , I can't bear to make him uneasy . SESTETTO . - LILLA , GHITA , SERASKIER , ISMAEL , Leo- POLD , and Peter . Ghi . & } Lil . Ser . & Ism . Night thus from me concealing The form of him I love , Oh , let ...
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For my part , I can bear it no longer . I own my- self in a passion ! Leo . In a passion ! that's wrong , very wrong ! Pet . My passions are not easily roused - but now- Leo . Be calm , be calm , my dear friend ; death and damnation ...
For my part , I can bear it no longer . I own my- self in a passion ! Leo . In a passion ! that's wrong , very wrong ! Pet . My passions are not easily roused - but now- Leo . Be calm , be calm , my dear friend ; death and damnation ...
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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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