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[ Turns to Ghita . Yus . Granted ! and , besidesLeo . [ Turning upon him . ] I know you are going to say that warmth and anger , on these occasions , betray a weakness ; from which , I hope , I am free . To be sure , you are as much ...
[ Turns to Ghita . Yus . Granted ! and , besidesLeo . [ Turning upon him . ] I know you are going to say that warmth and anger , on these occasions , betray a weakness ; from which , I hope , I am free . To be sure , you are as much ...
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The Seraskier unexpectedly steps back , encounters his arm , and turns round , enraged . - Catharine snatches Cohenberg's letter , takes the Seraskier by the arm , and draws off his attention . — Cohenberg stands fixed with folded arms ...
The Seraskier unexpectedly steps back , encounters his arm , and turns round , enraged . - Catharine snatches Cohenberg's letter , takes the Seraskier by the arm , and draws off his attention . — Cohenberg stands fixed with folded arms ...
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Ismael ! see my orders are obeyed . [ Exit Ismael , L. AIR - SERASKIER . Confusion ! thus defeated , With bitter scorn thus treated ! 17:33 am Whatever thought pursuing ! Where'er I turn my eyes , 26 [ ACT II . THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE .
Ismael ! see my orders are obeyed . [ Exit Ismael , L. AIR - SERASKIER . Confusion ! thus defeated , With bitter scorn thus treated ! 17:33 am Whatever thought pursuing ! Where'er I turn my eyes , 26 [ ACT II . THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE .
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Where'er I turn my eyes , Surrounding mists of ruin , In darkling circles , rise . In frost and fire , by turns , My bosom freezes -- burns.' Tis fixed - my rival finds a grave ! Yet honour bids me save From death the captive brave .
Where'er I turn my eyes , Surrounding mists of ruin , In darkling circles , rise . In frost and fire , by turns , My bosom freezes -- burns.' Tis fixed - my rival finds a grave ! Yet honour bids me save From death the captive brave .
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Why , heyday ! zounds , this is mỹ wife that ought to be . Lil . No , I'll not be the wife of any of you ; but , since you say , sir , you will obey my commands , pray be kind enough to turn that wicked old rogue of a justice out of the ...
Why , heyday ! zounds , this is mỹ wife that ought to be . Lil . No , I'll not be the wife of any of you ; but , since you say , sir , you will obey my commands , pray be kind enough to turn that wicked old rogue of a justice out of the ...
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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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