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... has little else to do but to look fierce and amorous3 ام “ And dwell such mighty souls in little men ? " E ! 1 1 3 Braham looks both to a miracle - though much of the former may be ascribed to a huge turban , a pair of mustachios ...
... has little else to do but to look fierce and amorous3 ام “ And dwell such mighty souls in little men ? " E ! 1 1 3 Braham looks both to a miracle - though much of the former may be ascribed to a huge turban , a pair of mustachios ...
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Cohenberg stands fixed with folded arms , L. So may the sympathetic soul Direct kind fancy's wing , Where future hours in transport roll , And love's reward shall bring . > Ser . [ Goes to the table , folds the letter , and gives it to ...
Cohenberg stands fixed with folded arms , L. So may the sympathetic soul Direct kind fancy's wing , Where future hours in transport roll , And love's reward shall bring . > Ser . [ Goes to the table , folds the letter , and gives it to ...
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Jealous fears , perplexing , Like whelming billows roll , And rack my tortured soul . Lil . Begone , ' tis thy falsehood 8 Distracts ny tortured soul . Ghi . Ah , can my dear suspect me ? My truth he cannot fear .
Jealous fears , perplexing , Like whelming billows roll , And rack my tortured soul . Lil . Begone , ' tis thy falsehood 8 Distracts ny tortured soul . Ghi . Ah , can my dear suspect me ? My truth he cannot fear .
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She was a good soul , but rather turbulent - never quiet till she arrived here ; and now that she is at rest , I should be sorry to disturb her . There , Michael , that tomb is my banking - house ; however , this is an old - established ...
She was a good soul , but rather turbulent - never quiet till she arrived here ; and now that she is at rest , I should be sorry to disturb her . There , Michael , that tomb is my banking - house ; however , this is an old - established ...
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Ser . Not till I recover Catharine . [ Trumpets , r . ] Hark , I'm called to arms ; begone , and bear our crescent to the wars . [ Exit Ismail , R. AIR - SERASKIER . Love and honour now conspire To rouse my soul with martial fire .
Ser . Not till I recover Catharine . [ Trumpets , r . ] Hark , I'm called to arms ; begone , and bear our crescent to the wars . [ Exit Ismail , R. AIR - SERASKIER . Love and honour now conspire To rouse my soul with martial fire .
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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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