Bell's British Theatre: Consisting of the Most Esteemed English Plays, Volume 31and under the direction of George Cawthorn, British Library, Strand, 1797 |
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ANDRASTES arms Arviragus BARD Bardolph begar Behold bless blood brother Brut Brutus Caius Caractacus CHORUS Clin Colonel dead dear death Doll Dost thou Druid Eastcheap ELIDURUS enters Ev'n EVELINA Exeunt Exit eyes fate father fear Fire give Gods grove Hark hath head hear heart Heav'n holy honour Justice Shallow King lady look Lord lordship LUCIUS JUNIUS BRUTUS Lucrece Lucretius Lure LUREWELL madam Marquis married master doctor Master Shallow MODRED Mona monsieur never night o'er Parly Peto Pistol pray Priests prince Quick revenge rogue Roman Rome SCENE Shal Sir Harry Sir John Falstaff Slen soul Stand swear sword Tarquin tears tell Teraminta thee there's thou art thou hast thou shalt Tiberius Titus Valerius Vinditius virtue Vitellius wife Wild WILDAIR woman youth
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Halaman 91 - Think that no other cause on earth could move me To tremble thus, to sob, or shed a tear, Nor shake my solid virtue from her point, But Titus
Halaman 89 - Blood, the heart blood of Brutus, on his child; For thou must die, my Titus; die, my son: I swear the gods have doom'd thee to the grave. The violated genius of thy country Rears his sad head, and passes sentence on thee : This morning sun, that lights thy sorrows on To the tribunal of this horrid vengeance, Shall never see thee more.
Halaman 20 - fore th' autumnal moon ? When, in undulating twine, The foaming snakes prolific join ; When they hiss, and when they bear Their wond'rous egg aloof in air ; Thence, before to earth it fall, The Druid, in his hallow'd pall, Receives the prize ; And instant flies, Follow'd by th' envenom'd brood, 'Till he cross the chrystal flood.
Halaman 36 - And thou sbalt be my son : I had one, stranger, Just of thy years ; he look'd like thee right honest ; Had just that freeborn boldness on his brow, And yet he fail'd me.
Halaman 78 - High tower'd his helmed head : I mark'd his mail, I mark'd his shield, I 'spy'd the sparkling of his spear, I saw his giant arm the falchion wield ; Wide wav'd the bick'ring blade, and fir'd the angry air.
Halaman 88 - And 1, alas ! am doom'd to see him die. Where are your healing arts, medicinal herbs, Ye holy men, your wonder-working spells ? Pluck me but out this shaft, stanch but this blood, And I will call down blessings on your heads With such a fervency— And can ye not ! , Then let me beg you on my bended knee, Give to my misery some opiate drug, • May shut up all my senses.
Halaman 63 - Oh, sir Harry ! this is raillery. But your serious thoughts upon the matter, pray. Wild. Why, then, madam, to give you my true sentiments, of wedlock : I had a lady that I married by chance, she was virtuous by chance, and I loved her by great chance.
Halaman 89 - ... the shame of a whore, she'll dispatch you the sin in a moment. Wild. We're obliged to you, ladies, for your advice ; and in return, give me leave to give you the definition of a good wife, in the character of my own. The wit of her conversation never outstrips the conduct of her behaviour ; she's affable to all men, free with no man, and only kind to me ; often chearful, sometimes gay, and always pleased, but when I'm angry; then sorry, not sullen.
Halaman 22 - Nor ask, fot privilege, a praetor's edict. Ye, with your tough and intertwisted roots, Grasp the firm rocks ye sprung from ; and, erect In knotty hardihood, still proudly spread Your leafy banners 'gainst the tyrannous north, Who Roman like assails you.
Halaman 78 - The fillet bursts that bound His liberal locks ; his snowy vestments fall In ampler folds ; and all his floating form Doth seem to glisten with divinity ! Yet is he speechless.