Representative English Dramas from Dryden to SheridanOxford University Press, American Branch, 1914 - 459 pages |
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... Enter a Messenger . Messen . The Duke of Arcos , sir , Does with a trumpet from the foe appear . Boab . Attend him ; he shall have his audience here . Enter the DUKE OF ARCOS . D. Arcos . The monarchs of Castile and Aragon Have sent me ...
... Enter a Messenger . Messen . The Duke of Arcos , sir , Does with a trumpet from the foe appear . Boab . Attend him ; he shall have his audience here . Enter the DUKE OF ARCOS . D. Arcos . The monarchs of Castile and Aragon Have sent me ...
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... Enter ABDALLA , with Guards . Lyndar . I find you come to quarrel with me now ; Would you know more of me than I allow ? Whence are you grown that great divinity That with such ease into my thoughts can pry ? Indulgence does not with ...
... Enter ABDALLA , with Guards . Lyndar . I find you come to quarrel with me now ; Would you know more of me than I allow ? Whence are you grown that great divinity That with such ease into my thoughts can pry ? Indulgence does not with ...
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... Enter VENTIDIUS. MARK ANTONY . VENTIDIUS , his General . DOLABELLA , his Friend . SERAPION , Priest of Isis . MYRIS , another Priest . ALEXAS , the Queen's Eunuch . ACT I Servants to Antony . CLEOPATRA , Queen of Egypt . OCTAVIA ...
... Enter VENTIDIUS. MARK ANTONY . VENTIDIUS , his General . DOLABELLA , his Friend . SERAPION , Priest of Isis . MYRIS , another Priest . ALEXAS , the Queen's Eunuch . ACT I Servants to Antony . CLEOPATRA , Queen of Egypt . OCTAVIA ...
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... Enter VENTIDIUS , and stands apart . Alex . Oh , now the danger's past , your general comes ! He joins not in your joys , nor minds your triumphs ; But , with contracted brows , looks frowning on , As envying your success . Ant . Now ...
... Enter VENTIDIUS , and stands apart . Alex . Oh , now the danger's past , your general comes ! He joins not in your joys , nor minds your triumphs ; But , with contracted brows , looks frowning on , As envying your success . Ant . Now ...
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... Enter ANTONY and DoLabella . Dola . Why would you shift it from your- self on me ? Can you not tell her , you must part ? Ant . I cannot . I could pull out an eye , and bid it go , And t'other should not weep . O Dolabella , How many ...
... Enter ANTONY and DoLabella . Dola . Why would you shift it from your- self on me ? Can you not tell her , you must part ? Ant . I cannot . I could pull out an eye , and bid it go , And t'other should not weep . O Dolabella , How many ...
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