The British Theatre: Or, A Collection of Plays, which are Acted at the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Convent Gardin, Haymarket, and Lyceum, Volume 8Mrs. Inchbald Hurst, Robinson, 1824 |
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... night- ly repast . She was now , he adds , " extremely old and shrivelled , without one trace of her former beauty . " Rowe has produced , from the incidents of her sin- gular life , this favourite play . The wife of a gold- smith of ...
... night- ly repast . She was now , he adds , " extremely old and shrivelled , without one trace of her former beauty . " Rowe has produced , from the incidents of her sin- gular life , this favourite play . The wife of a gold- smith of ...
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... night away . Glo . Marry ! the times are badly changed with her , From Edward's days to these . Then all was jollity Feasting and mirth , light wantonness and laughter , Piping and playing , minstrelsy and masquing ; Till life fled from ...
... night away . Glo . Marry ! the times are badly changed with her , From Edward's days to these . Then all was jollity Feasting and mirth , light wantonness and laughter , Piping and playing , minstrelsy and masquing ; Till life fled from ...
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... night grows on the world , and now The busy craftsman , and th ' o'erlabour'd hind , Forget the travail of the day in sleep : Care only wakes , and moping Pensiveness ; With meagre discontented looks they sit , And watch the wasting of ...
... night grows on the world , and now The busy craftsman , and th ' o'erlabour'd hind , Forget the travail of the day in sleep : Care only wakes , and moping Pensiveness ; With meagre discontented looks they sit , And watch the wasting of ...
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... night and rest , With such a rude approach ? Enter a SERVANT . Serv . One from the court , Lord Hastings ( as I think ) demands my lady . Alicia . Hastings ! -Be still my heart , and try to meet him With his own arts ; with falsehood ...
... night and rest , With such a rude approach ? Enter a SERVANT . Serv . One from the court , Lord Hastings ( as I think ) demands my lady . Alicia . Hastings ! -Be still my heart , and try to meet him With his own arts ; with falsehood ...
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... length my gen'rous love disdains your tyranny ; The bitterness and stings of taunting jealousy , Vexatious days , and jarring , joyless nights , Have driven him forth to seek some safer shelter , 20 [ ACT II . JANE SHORE .
... length my gen'rous love disdains your tyranny ; The bitterness and stings of taunting jealousy , Vexatious days , and jarring , joyless nights , Have driven him forth to seek some safer shelter , 20 [ ACT II . JANE SHORE .
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