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Your boy is safe , Euphrasia ! -Oh , my heart ! Alas ! quite gone ; worn out with
misery . Oh ! weak , decay'd , old man ! Eup . Inhuman wretches ! Will none
relieve his want ? A drop of water Might save his life ; and e'en that's deny'd him .
Eva .
Your boy is safe , Euphrasia ! -Oh , my heart ! Alas ! quite gone ; worn out with
misery . Oh ! weak , decay'd , old man ! Eup . Inhuman wretches ! Will none
relieve his want ? A drop of water Might save his life ; and e'en that's deny'd him .
Eva .
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—the wind conveys Parer sound the uproar of the main . ates prepare new havoc
; on th ' event nds the fate of empire . Wherefore thus ys Euphrasia ! --- Ha ! what
means , Pbilotas , sudden haste , that pale disorder'd look ? Re - enter Philotas ...
—the wind conveys Parer sound the uproar of the main . ates prepare new havoc
; on th ' event nds the fate of empire . Wherefore thus ys Euphrasia ! --- Ha ! what
means , Pbilotas , sudden haste , that pale disorder'd look ? Re - enter Philotas ...
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Enter EUPHRASIA and Erixene , bearing a vase und basket , and three other
Female Attendants , L. Eup . ( R. C. ) This way , my virgins , this way bend your
steps . Lo ! the sad sepulchre , where , hears'd in death , The pale remains of my
dear ...
Enter EUPHRASIA and Erixene , bearing a vase und basket , and three other
Female Attendants , L. Eup . ( R. C. ) This way , my virgins , this way bend your
steps . Lo ! the sad sepulchre , where , hears'd in death , The pale remains of my
dear ...
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Abel Adam arms bless Bray Brock Capt captain Charles child Colonel comes Crosses daughter dear death door Edmond Ellen Enter Euphrasia Exeunt Exit eyes fall father fear follow give goes guard Gurth hand happy hast head hear heard heart hold honour hope I'll Kalig keep king Lady lead leave letter live look lord majesty master means Miss never night Officer once pass Philotas poor prince Reichel rise Ruth SCENE Second sire slaves speak stage stand steps suppose sure sword Teddy tell thee there's thing thou thought turn Ulrica Vanberg window wish young
Información bibliográfica
| Título | Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, Volumen25 Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, John Cumberland |
| Editor | George Daniel |
| Colaborador | John Cumberland |
| Editor | J. Cumberland, 1875 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 6 Feb. 2006 |
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