The British Theatre; Or, A Collection of Plays,: Which are Acted at the Theatres Royal, Drury-Lane, Covent-Garden, and Haymarket ...Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1808 - English drama |
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... d 66 By all , but some vile poets of the crowd : But how should any sign - post dauber know " The worth of Titian , or of Angelo ? " ALEXANDER CLYTUS CASSANDER LYSIMACHUS HEPHESTION DRAMATIS PERSONÆ . DRURY LANE REMARKS . 7.
... d 66 By all , but some vile poets of the crowd : But how should any sign - post dauber know " The worth of Titian , or of Angelo ? " ALEXANDER CLYTUS CASSANDER LYSIMACHUS HEPHESTION DRAMATIS PERSONÆ . DRURY LANE REMARKS . 7.
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... CLYTUS CASSANDER LYSIMACHUS HEPHESTION DRAMATIS PERSONÆ . DRURY LANE . Mr Kemble . Mr Bensley . Mr Palmer . Mr Barrymore . Mr C. Kemble . COVENT GARDEN . Mr Pope . Mr Murray . Mr Claremont . Mr Betterton . Mr Davies . Mr Waddy . Mr ...
... CLYTUS CASSANDER LYSIMACHUS HEPHESTION DRAMATIS PERSONÆ . DRURY LANE . Mr Kemble . Mr Bensley . Mr Palmer . Mr Barrymore . Mr C. Kemble . COVENT GARDEN . Mr Pope . Mr Murray . Mr Claremont . Mr Betterton . Mr Davies . Mr Waddy . Mr ...
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... CLYTUS parting them . Clyt . What are ye madmen ? This a time for quarrel ? Put up , I say - or , by the gods , that formed me , He who refuses makes a foe of Clytus . Lys . I have his sword . Clyt . But must not have his life . Lys ...
... CLYTUS parting them . Clyt . What are ye madmen ? This a time for quarrel ? Put up , I say - or , by the gods , that formed me , He who refuses makes a foe of Clytus . Lys . I have his sword . Clyt . But must not have his life . Lys ...
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... Clytus ne'er bow'd his body to such shame ; I knew them , and despised their cobweb arts- The whole sex is not worth a soldier's thought . Lys . Our cause of quarrel may to thee seem light , But know , a less hath set the world in arms ...
... Clytus ne'er bow'd his body to such shame ; I knew them , and despised their cobweb arts- The whole sex is not worth a soldier's thought . Lys . Our cause of quarrel may to thee seem light , But know , a less hath set the world in arms ...
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... CLYTUS , HEPHESTION , LYSIMACHUS , ARISTANDER , CAPTIVES , GUARDS , and ATTENDANTS . See the conquering hero comes , Sound the trumpets , beat the drums ; } Sports prepare , the laurel bring , Sports of triumph I 21 SCENE 1. ] THE RIVAL ...
... CLYTUS , HEPHESTION , LYSIMACHUS , ARISTANDER , CAPTIVES , GUARDS , and ATTENDANTS . See the conquering hero comes , Sound the trumpets , beat the drums ; } Sports prepare , the laurel bring , Sports of triumph I 21 SCENE 1. ] THE RIVAL ...
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