Bell's British Theatre, Volume 8John Bell J. Bell, 1791 |
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... LEONORA . Alon . When nature ends with anguish like to this , Sinners shall take their last leave of the sun , And bid his light adieu . Leon . The mighty conqueror Dismay'd ! I thought you gave the foe your sorrows . Alon . Oh , cruel ...
... LEONORA . Alon . When nature ends with anguish like to this , Sinners shall take their last leave of the sun , And bid his light adieu . Leon . The mighty conqueror Dismay'd ! I thought you gave the foe your sorrows . Alon . Oh , cruel ...
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... Leonora Leonora ! Enter ISABELLA . [ Exit . Zan . Thus far it works auspiciously . My patient Thrives underneath my hand in misery . He's gone to think ; that is , to be distracted . Isa . I overheard your conference , and saw you , To ...
... Leonora Leonora ! Enter ISABELLA . [ Exit . Zan . Thus far it works auspiciously . My patient Thrives underneath my hand in misery . He's gone to think ; that is , to be distracted . Isa . I overheard your conference , and saw you , To ...
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... Leonora , I was coming -but sure , or I mistake , To thee , and all- Or thou canst well inspire my friends with joy . “ Leon . Why sighs my lord ? " Alon . I sigh'd not , Leonora . " Leon . I thought you did ; your sighs are mine , my ...
... Leonora , I was coming -but sure , or I mistake , To thee , and all- Or thou canst well inspire my friends with joy . “ Leon . Why sighs my lord ? " Alon . I sigh'd not , Leonora . " Leon . I thought you did ; your sighs are mine , my ...
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