British Theatre, Volume 20J. Bell, 1796 - English drama |
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... , Turkish Captains , DEMETRIUS and LEONTIUS , Greek Noblemen , MURZA , an Eunuch . WOMEN . ASPASIA and IRENE , Greek Ladies . Attendants on Irene . IRENE . ACT I. SCENE I. DEMETRIUS and LEONTIUS in Dramatis Personas, ...
... , Turkish Captains , DEMETRIUS and LEONTIUS , Greek Noblemen , MURZA , an Eunuch . WOMEN . ASPASIA and IRENE , Greek Ladies . Attendants on Irene . IRENE . ACT I. SCENE I. DEMETRIUS and LEONTIUS in Dramatis Personas, ...
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John Bell. IRENE . ACT I. SCENE I. DEMETRIUS and LEONTIUS in Turkish Habits . Leontius . AND is it thus Demetrius meets his friend , Hid in the mean disguise of Turkish robes , With servile secrecy to lurk in shades And vent our suff ...
John Bell. IRENE . ACT I. SCENE I. DEMETRIUS and LEONTIUS in Turkish Habits . Leontius . AND is it thus Demetrius meets his friend , Hid in the mean disguise of Turkish robes , With servile secrecy to lurk in shades And vent our suff ...
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... scenes ; Think on the various accidents of war ; Think on the mighty power of awful virtue ; Think on that Providence that guards the good . Dem . O , Providence ! extend thy care to me , For courage droops , unequal to the combat , And ...
... scenes ; Think on the various accidents of war ; Think on the mighty power of awful virtue ; Think on that Providence that guards the good . Dem . O , Providence ! extend thy care to me , For courage droops , unequal to the combat , And ...
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... scene of fate ; Break through the politicians tedious forms , Aspasia calls me , let me fly to save her . Leo . Did Mahomet reproach or praise her virtue ? Cali . His offers oft repeated , still refus'd , At length rekindled his ...
... scene of fate ; Break through the politicians tedious forms , Aspasia calls me , let me fly to save her . Leo . Did Mahomet reproach or praise her virtue ? Cali . His offers oft repeated , still refus'd , At length rekindled his ...
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... SCENE 1 . ASPASIA and IRENE enter . Irene . ASPASIA , yet pursue the sacred theme ; Exhaust the stores of pious eloquence , And teach me to repel the sultan's passion . Still at Aspasia's voice a sudden rapture Exalts my soul , and ...
... SCENE 1 . ASPASIA and IRENE enter . Irene . ASPASIA , yet pursue the sacred theme ; Exhaust the stores of pious eloquence , And teach me to repel the sultan's passion . Still at Aspasia's voice a sudden rapture Exalts my soul , and ...
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