 | William Congreve - 1753 - 82 pages
...me the bowl. (A Mitie kneels and gii>es one nf the hvuili, Hover a moment, yet, thou gentle fpirit, Soul of my love, and I will wait thy flight. This...(Drinks. 0 friendly draught, already in my heart. Cold, cold ; my veins are icicles and froft. I'll creep into his bofom, lay me there; Cover us clofe or I... | |
 | William Congreve - 1774 - 438 pages
...Then, Then, wherefore do I paufe? — give me the Bowl. [A Mute kneels and gives one »f the Baivls. Hover a Moment, yet, thou gentle Spirit, Soul of my...Flight. This to our mutual Blifs when join'd above. [Drin&s, 0 friendly Draught, already in my Heart. Cold, cold ; my Veins are Ificles and Froft. I'll... | |
 | John Bell - English drama - 1791 - 294 pages
...purpose, " And fix'd event, of my persisting faith." Then wherefore do I pause? Give me the bowl. [/I mute kneels and gives one of the bowls. Hover a moment,...love, and I will wait thy flight. This to our mutual bliss, when join'd above. [Drinks. Oh, friendly draught, already in my heart. Cold, cold; my veins... | |
 | William Jones - English drama - 1795 - 446 pages
...Give me the bow'. [ A mute kneels and gives one of the bow!;. Hover a moment, yet, thou gentle fpirit, Soul of my love, and I will wait thy flight. This to our mutual blifs, when join'd above. [DrinL-. Oli, friendly draught, already in my heart. Cold, cold; my veins are icicles and froft. I'll... | |
 | John Bell - English drama - 1797 - 462 pages
...persisting faith." Then wherefore do I pause t Give me the bowl. [A mute kneels and gives one of the botuls. Hover a moment, yet, thou gentle spirit, Soul of my...love, and I will wait thy flight. This to our mutual bliss, when join'd above. [Drinks. Oh, friendly draught, already in my heart. Cold, cold ; my veins... | |
 | English drama - 1804 - 516 pages
...persisting faith. Then w herefore do I pause ? Give me the bowl. [A mute kneels, and gives one of the boalr. Hover a moment, yet, thou gentle spirit, Soul of my...love, and I will wait thy flight. This to our mutual bliss, when joined above. [Drin**. Oh, friendly draught, already in my heart. Cold, cold ; my veins... | |
 | British drama - 1804 - 946 pages
...bowl. | - Í mute kneelt, and givet one of the botclt. Hover a moment, yet, thou gentle spirit, Siiul of my love, and I will wait thy flight. This to our mutual bliss, when joined above. [Drink*. Oh, friendly draught, already in my heart. Cold, cold ; my veins... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - English drama - 1808 - 382 pages
...to my vows. Insensible of this last proof he's gone : Then wherefore do I pause ? Give me the bowl. [A MUTE kneels, and gives one of the Bowls. Hover...love, and I will wait thy flight. This to our mutual bliss, when join'd above. [Drinks. Oh, friendly draught, already in my heart ! Cold, cold ; my veins... | |
 | William Congreve - 1808 - 412 pages
...he's gone : Then wherefore do I pause ? Give me the bowl. [A MUTE kneels, and gives one of the Bowlf. Hover a moment, yet, thou gentle spirit, Soul of my...love, and I will wait thy flight. This to our mutual bliss, when join'd above. [Drinks•. Oh, friendly draught, already in my heart ! Cold, cold ; my veins... | |
 | English drama - 1811 - 718 pages
...each purpose, And fixed event, of my persisting faith., , Then wherefore do I pause? Give me the bowl. Heavens guard my lord ! Coun. Oh, do you breathe ?...The gods take part against me : Could this boor Ha bliss, when joined above. [Drinks. Oh, friendly draught, already in my heart! Cold, cold; my veins... | |
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I'll creep into his bosom, lay me there ; Cover us close — or I shall chill his breast, And fright him from my arms — See, see, ,he slides Still... 
