 | John Dryden - 1717 - 464 sivua
...in the Chafe of Fame, (Too daring, and too dang'rous for her Quiet) She humbly recommends all flic holds dear, All her own Cares and Fears, the Care of you. Vm. Yes, witnefs Ailium. Ant. Let him fpeak, VentUtus. Alex. You, when his matchlefs Valour bears him... | |
 | John Bell - 1780 - 382 sivua
...courage in the chafe of fame (Too daring and too dang'rous for her quiet ) She humbly recommends all fhe holds dear, All her own cares and fears, the care of you. Vent. Yes, witnefs A&ium. Ant. Let him fpeak Ventidius. Alex. You, when his matchlefs valour bears him forward... | |
 | John Bell - 1776 - 422 sivua
...courage in the chace of fame, (Too daring and too dang'rous for her quiel) She humbly recommends all me holds dear, All her own cares and fears, the care of you. Vent. Yes, witnefs Aftium. Ant. Let him fpeak, Ventidius. Alex. You, when his matchlefs valour bean him forWith... | |
 | Susanna Centlivre - 1797 - 462 sivua
...for her most prosp'rous days, Her blooming beauty, and your growing kindness. Ant. [Aside.] Well, I must man it out— What would the Queen ? Alex. First...daring courage in the chase of fame (Too daring and too dang'rous for her quiet) She humbly recommends all she holds dear, All her own cares and fears, the... | |
 | John Bell - 1797 - 458 sivua
...beauty, and your growing kindness. Ant. [Aside. ] Well, I must man it out — What would the Qi^een f Alex. First to these noble warriors who attend Your...daring courage in the chase of fame (Too daring and too dang'rous for her quiet) She humbly recommends all she holds dear, All her own cares and fears, the... | |
 | British drama - 1804 - 954 sivua
...beauty, and your growing kindness. Ant. [Aside.] Well, I must man it out — What would the queen ? Ale*. First to these noble warriors, who attend Your daring...Yes, witness Actium. Ant. Let him speak, Ventidius. Alt's. You, when lus matchless valour bears him forward With ardour, too heroic, on his foes ; Fall... | |
 | British drama - 1804 - 946 sivua
...and your growing kindness. Ant. [Aside.] Well, I must man it out — What would tile queen ? Air*. First to these noble warriors, who attend Your daring...Yes, witness Actium. Ant. Let him speak, Ventidius. Ala. You, when lus matchless valour bears him forward With ardour, too heroic, on his foes ; Fall down,... | |
 | 1804 - 510 sivua
...for her most prosperous days, Her blooming beauty, and your growing kindness. Ant. [Aside.] We'll, I must man it out — What would the queen ? Alex. First...for her quiet) She humbly recommends all she holds deal All her own cares and fears, the care of you. Vent. Yes, witness Actium. Ant. Let liim speak,... | |
 | 1804 - 516 sivua
...beauty, and your growing kindness. Ant. [Aside.] Well, I must man it out — What would the queen ? Alei. First to these noble warriors, who attend Your daring...chase of fame, (Too daring and too dangerous for her qiiiet) She humbly recommends all she holds dear, All her own cares and fears, the care of you. Vent.... | |
 | 1805 - 282 sivua
...for her most prosp'rous days, Her hlooming heanty, and your growing kinduefs. Ant. [Aside.] Well, I must man it out— What would the queen , Alex. First to these nohle warriors who attend Your daring courage in the chase of fame (Too daring and too dang'rous for... | |
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And yet she begs not now, you would not leave her; That were a wish too mighty for her hopes, Too presuming For her low fortune, and your ebbing love; That were a wish for her more prosperous days, Her blooming beauty, and your growing kindness. 
