Bell's British Theatre, Volume 8John Bell J. Bell, 1791 |
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... nature . OF SHAKSPERE'S school , the language seems simi- lar with his - It discovers the want of grammar re- markable in the writings of that age - it discovers also that pregnant power of expression which no other age has equalled ...
... nature . OF SHAKSPERE'S school , the language seems simi- lar with his - It discovers the want of grammar re- markable in the writings of that age - it discovers also that pregnant power of expression which no other age has equalled ...
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... nature were- -I will not fall alone : But others ' groans shall tell the world my death . [ Aside , and exit . Enter LEONORA . Alon . When nature ends with anguish like to this , Sinners shall take their last leave of the sun , And bid ...
... nature were- -I will not fall alone : But others ' groans shall tell the world my death . [ Aside , and exit . Enter LEONORA . Alon . When nature ends with anguish like to this , Sinners shall take their last leave of the sun , And bid ...
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... nature holds my hand . " How then ? Why , thus - No more ; it is determin'd . Enter ZANGA . Zan . I fear his heart has fail'd him . She must die . Can I not rouse the snake that's in his bosom , To sting our human nature , and effect it ...
... nature holds my hand . " How then ? Why , thus - No more ; it is determin'd . Enter ZANGA . Zan . I fear his heart has fail'd him . She must die . Can I not rouse the snake that's in his bosom , To sting our human nature , and effect it ...
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