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Ser . And how did you make your escape ? Lil . Please your highness , I jump'd outof the window . Ser . [ Aside . ] What an enchanting specimen of rustic beauty . Ism . ( L. ) What , nıy lord , do you forget your Austrian [ capture ?
Ser . And how did you make your escape ? Lil . Please your highness , I jump'd outof the window . Ser . [ Aside . ] What an enchanting specimen of rustic beauty . Ism . ( L. ) What , nıy lord , do you forget your Austrian [ capture ?
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Because I could not love you again , my lord . Pray don't be angry . Ser . I am not angry : but tell me , do you not feel a desire for grandeur ? Lil . Why , would grandeur make me happy ? Ser . Certainly . Lil .
Because I could not love you again , my lord . Pray don't be angry . Ser . I am not angry : but tell me , do you not feel a desire for grandeur ? Lil . Why , would grandeur make me happy ? Ser . Certainly . Lil .
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Heart's - ease , my lord . [ Duet introduced . Enter GHITA , L. Ghi . Oh , my lord ! my lord ! Ser . You are soon returned . Ghi . Yes , my lord ; ill news , you know , flies apace . The officers are dragging poor Leopold to prison ...
Heart's - ease , my lord . [ Duet introduced . Enter GHITA , L. Ghi . Oh , my lord ! my lord ! Ser . You are soon returned . Ghi . Yes , my lord ; ill news , you know , flies apace . The officers are dragging poor Leopold to prison ...
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You , Leopold , are now in love with Lilla , and are beloved by her ? Leo . Yes , my lord . Ser . Then marry her . - You , Yuseph , are in love with Lilla , and are not beloved by her ? Yus . No , my lord . Ser .
You , Leopold , are now in love with Lilla , and are beloved by her ? Leo . Yes , my lord . Ser . Then marry her . - You , Yuseph , are in love with Lilla , and are not beloved by her ? Yus . No , my lord . Ser .
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Enter ISMAEL , L. Ism . My lord , a stranger of no vulgar rank , from the Austrian camp , insists on being admitted to your highness . Cat . From the Austrian camp ? [ Aside . Ser . Conduct him hither . [ Exit Ismael , L. ] I presume ...
Enter ISMAEL , L. Ism . My lord , a stranger of no vulgar rank , from the Austrian camp , insists on being admitted to your highness . Cat . From the Austrian camp ? [ Aside . Ser . Conduct him hither . [ Exit Ismael , L. ] I presume ...
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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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