Poetry, Prose and PlaysHarvard University Press, 1952 - 896 sivua |
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Sivu 514
... fortune owes me greater every day . And , should my joy more high for this , appear , It would have argu'd me before of fear . How is Heav'n kind , where I have nothing won , And Fortune onely pays me with my own ? ARIMANT : Great ...
... fortune owes me greater every day . And , should my joy more high for this , appear , It would have argu'd me before of fear . How is Heav'n kind , where I have nothing won , And Fortune onely pays me with my own ? ARIMANT : Great ...
Sivu 591
... Fortune waited on the unhappiness of his Sovereign , so your own may participate of the better Fate which attends his Son . The Relation which you have by Alliance to the Noble Family of your Lady , serves to confirm to you both this ...
... Fortune waited on the unhappiness of his Sovereign , so your own may participate of the better Fate which attends his Son . The Relation which you have by Alliance to the Noble Family of your Lady , serves to confirm to you both this ...
Sivu 612
... fortune . ANTONY : I have , to th ' utmost . Dost thou think me desperate , Without just cause ? No , when I found all lost Beyond repair , I hid me from the World , And learnt to scorn it here ; which now I do So heartily , I think it ...
... fortune . ANTONY : I have , to th ' utmost . Dost thou think me desperate , Without just cause ? No , when I found all lost Beyond repair , I hid me from the World , And learnt to scorn it here ; which now I do So heartily , I think it ...
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Absalom and Achitophel Æneid ALEXAS ALMEYDA ALPHONSO ALVAREZ ANTONY ARIMANT Arms AURENG-ZEBE BENDUCAR BERTRAN betwixt blank verse bloud Cæsar call'd CHARMION Chaucer Church CLEOPATRA Comedy cou'd Crime dare Death design'd DIANET DOLLABELLA DOMINIC DORAX Dryden ELVIRA EMPEROR ev'n ev'ry Exit eyes Fame Fate Father fear Foes forc'd Fortune Friend Fryar give GOMEZ hand heart Heav'n Honour INDAMORA JOHAYMA John Dryden kind King leave liv'd live Lord LORENZO lov'd Love Mac Flecknoe MELESINDA mind MORAT MORAYMA MUFTI MULEY-MOLUCH MUSTAPHA Nature never noble NOURMAHAL OCTAVIA Ovid PEDRO pity Play pleas'd pleasure Plot Poem Poet pow'r praise Prince publick Queen rais'd RAYMOND reason rest Rhyme Scene SEBASTIAN shou'd sight Slave Soul speak sure tell thee there's thing thou hast thought Tis true TORRISMOND Twas Tyrant VENTIDIUS Verse Vertue Virgil words wou'd