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The hour is come ; I wonder Colonel Co- henberg is not yet arrived - he may be the chosen instru- ment of heaven to destroy the Turkish tyranny , which , like a baneful weed , chokes up our every seed of free- dom . 1 AIR . - ANSELM .
The hour is come ; I wonder Colonel Co- henberg is not yet arrived - he may be the chosen instru- ment of heaven to destroy the Turkish tyranny , which , like a baneful weed , chokes up our every seed of free- dom . 1 AIR . - ANSELM .
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Ser . [ Goes to the table , folds the letter , and gives it to Cohenberg . ] There's my answer , Christian ; and , by our C • [ Advances to C. , and addresses heaven . SCENE 1. ] 25 THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE .
Ser . [ Goes to the table , folds the letter , and gives it to Cohenberg . ] There's my answer , Christian ; and , by our C • [ Advances to C. , and addresses heaven . SCENE 1. ] 25 THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE .
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[ Advances to C. , and addresses heaven . ] Holy Prophet , faithfully to fulfil its contents . [ Cohenberg gives the letter to Catharine , who attempts to put it into her pocket , but is seen by a white eunuch , who enters , R .
[ Advances to C. , and addresses heaven . ] Holy Prophet , faithfully to fulfil its contents . [ Cohenberg gives the letter to Catharine , who attempts to put it into her pocket , but is seen by a white eunuch , who enters , R .
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Preserve my Catharine , heaven ! [ Slaves put the bowstring round his neck . Ser . Despatch him , slaves . Coh . Good angels , guard my Catharine . [ Alarums , drums , and trumpets , L. Ser . Distraction , we are betrayed !
Preserve my Catharine , heaven ! [ Slaves put the bowstring round his neck . Ser . Despatch him , slaves . Coh . Good angels , guard my Catharine . [ Alarums , drums , and trumpets , L. Ser . Distraction , we are betrayed !
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It would have been an irksome thing to me , now I have left the bustle of business , to have found every body's happiness ready made to my hands ; but , thank heaven , my tenants are as miserable as their best well - wisher can desire !
It would have been an irksome thing to me , now I have left the bustle of business , to have found every body's happiness ready made to my hands ; but , thank heaven , my tenants are as miserable as their best well - wisher can desire !
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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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