 | Francis Beaumont - 1750 - 560 páginas
...free Liberty. Dion. Sir, it Teems, your Nature is more conftant than to enquire after State-news. But the King, of late, made a Hazard of both the Kingdoms,...Philafter. At which the City was in Arms, not to be charm'd down by any State-Order or Proclamation -, 'till they faw Philafter ride through the Streets... | |
 | John Fletcher - 1777 - 350 páginas
...free liberty. Dion. Sir, it feems your nature is more conftant than to enquire after ftate-news. But the King, of late, made a hazard of both" the kingdoms...proclamation, till they faw Philafter ride through the ftreets, pleafed, and without a guard ; at which they threw their hats and their arms from them, fame... | |
 | George Colman - 1777 - 340 páginas
...free liberty. Dion. Sir, it feems, your nature is more conftant than to enquire after ftate-news. But the king, of late, made a hazard of both the kingdoms...Philafter. At which the city was in arms, not to be charm'd down by any ftate-order or proclamation, till they faw Philafter ride through the ftreets pleas'd,... | |
 | John Bell - 1778 - 364 páginas
...free liberty. Dion. Sir, it feema your nature is more conftant than, to enquire after ftate-news. But the King, of late, made a. hazard of both the kingdoms...with offering but to imprifon Philafter ; at which the.city was in arms, not to be charmed down by any ftate-order or proclamation, till they faw Philafter... | |
 | John Bell - 1797 - 454 páginas
...free liberty. Dion. Sir it seems, your nature is more constant tlian to enquire after state-news. But the king, of late, made a hazard of both the kingdoms of Sicily and his own, with offering but to imprison Philaster; at which the city was in arms, not to be charmed down by any state-order or proclamation,... | |
 | British drama - 1804 - 954 páginas
...free liberty. Dion. Sir, it seems your nature is more constant than to enauire after state news. But the king, of late, made a hazard of both the kingdoms, of Sicily and his own, with offering but to imprison Philaster. At which the city was in aim-1, not to In*. [BEAUMONT s, be charmed down by any... | |
 | 1804 - 516 páginas
...free liberty. Dion. Sir, it seems your nature is more constant than to enquire after state news. But the king, of late, made a hazard of both the kingdoms, of Sicily and his own, with offering but to imprison Philaster. At which the city was in arms, not to Ki ко. [BEAUMONT 4he charmed down hy any... | |
 | British drama - 1804 - 946 páginas
...free liberty. Dion. Sir, it seems your nature is more constant than to enquire after state news. But the king, of late, made a hazard of both the kingdoms, of Sicily and his own, with offering but to imprison Philaster. At which the city was in arm?, not to [BEAUMONT ,v be charmed down by any state... | |
 | 1804 - 510 páginas
...it seems your nature is more constant than to enquire after state news. But the king, of late, mode a hazard of both the kingdoms, of Sicily and his own, with offering but to imprison Philaster. At which the city was in arms, not to be charmed down by any state order or proclamation,... | |
 | Francis Beaumont, John Fletcher - 1811 - 712 páginas
...free liberty. Dion. Sir, it seems your nature is more constant than to enquire after state news. But the king, of late, made a hazard of both the kingdoms, of Sicily and his own, with offering but to imprison Philaster. At which the city was in arms, not to be charm'd clown by any state-order or proclamation,... | |
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But the King, of late, made a hazard of both the kingdoms, of Sicily and his own, with offering but to imprison Philaster ; at which the city was in arms, not to be charmed down by any stateorder or proclamation... 
