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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 mon 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 mon die away in the sky ; And , like the pale Christians , leave Danube's fair stream ...
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Then , suppose I take my leave . Ghi . Do - I'm sure I shall not grieve , Will you stay , or will you go ? Pet . Shall I stay , or shall I go ? Both . As you please - say yes or no . [ They shake hands , and run off , Peter , R. , Ghita ...
Then , suppose I take my leave . Ghi . Do - I'm sure I shall not grieve , Will you stay , or will you go ? Pet . Shall I stay , or shall I go ? Both . As you please - say yes or no . [ They shake hands , and run off , Peter , R. , Ghita ...
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My dear Yıseph , you had better not leave ns . Yus . Indeed , I beg your pardon -- our good - humoured friend may come back , and knock my brains out 14 THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE . [ ACT 1 .
My dear Yıseph , you had better not leave ns . Yus . Indeed , I beg your pardon -- our good - humoured friend may come back , and knock my brains out 14 THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE . [ ACT 1 .
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Ay , but was instantly obliged to leave her . How shall I speak the rest of my unfortunate story ? She attempted to follow me , and was taken prisoner by a straggling party of the Turkish army , just arrived to the relief of Belgrade .
Ay , but was instantly obliged to leave her . How shall I speak the rest of my unfortunate story ? She attempted to follow me , and was taken prisoner by a straggling party of the Turkish army , just arrived to the relief of Belgrade .
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Don't leave me alone with him . Enter SERASKIER , R. Ser . A companion with her ; that obstacle must be removed . Well , Lilla , you shall find me a man of my word . — I promised you redress , and you shall have it ; but I must first ...
Don't leave me alone with him . Enter SERASKIER , R. Ser . A companion with her ; that obstacle must be removed . Well , Lilla , you shall find me a man of my word . — I promised you redress , and you shall have it ; but I must first ...
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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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