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Forbid it , ye powers ! to love ' tis a treason ; Ambition , assuming the semblance of reason , Commands me , with scorn , the mean thought to decline . Wealth and power , whate'er your worth , To pleasure if you give not birth !
Forbid it , ye powers ! to love ' tis a treason ; Ambition , assuming the semblance of reason , Commands me , with scorn , the mean thought to decline . Wealth and power , whate'er your worth , To pleasure if you give not birth !
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Stand out of the way . [ Pushing , with great violence , against Yuseph , then exit , L. Ghi . ( c . ) Well , Yuseph , what do you think now ? Yus . Faith , I don't know - my thoughts are rather ...
Stand out of the way . [ Pushing , with great violence , against Yuseph , then exit , L. Ghi . ( c . ) Well , Yuseph , what do you think now ? Yus . Faith , I don't know - my thoughts are rather ...
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I scorn the thought.— I have picked the gallant fellows whom I am to com- mand - my brave Hussars , the flowers of the Austrian army - we have fought and we have bled - we have con- quered together . - Love calls to the attack - and ...
I scorn the thought.— I have picked the gallant fellows whom I am to com- mand - my brave Hussars , the flowers of the Austrian army - we have fought and we have bled - we have con- quered together . - Love calls to the attack - and ...
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Of plighted faith so truly kept , Of all love's dictates tell ; Of restless thoughts , that never slept , Since when she bid farewell . The rising sigh , the frequent tear , The flush of hope , the chilling fear- [ The Seraskier rises ...
Of plighted faith so truly kept , Of all love's dictates tell ; Of restless thoughts , that never slept , Since when she bid farewell . The rising sigh , the frequent tear , The flush of hope , the chilling fear- [ The Seraskier rises ...
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Ser . Ismael ! see my orders are obeyed . [ Exit Ismael , L. AIR . SERASKIER . Confusion ! thus defeated , With bitter scorn thus treated ! Whatever thought pursuing ! Where'er I turn my eyes , 26 [ ACT II . THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE .
Ser . Ismael ! see my orders are obeyed . [ Exit Ismael , L. AIR . SERASKIER . Confusion ! thus defeated , With bitter scorn thus treated ! Whatever thought pursuing ! Where'er I turn my eyes , 26 [ ACT II . THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE .
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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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