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If Carthage comes, if her perfidious sons List in his cause, the dawn of freedom's
gone. Mel. [Comes forward, L.] Woe, bitterest woe, impends ! thou wouldst not
think— Eup . How ! -- speak - unfoldMel . My 14 the GRECIAN DAUGHTER. [Act
1.
If Carthage comes, if her perfidious sons List in his cause, the dawn of freedom's
gone. Mel. [Comes forward, L.] Woe, bitterest woe, impends ! thou wouldst not
think— Eup . How ! -- speak - unfoldMel . My 14 the GRECIAN DAUGHTER. [Act
1.
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( Comes down , R. ] This night , -- this very hour , you both must meet . Together
you may serve the state and me . Thou see'st the bavoc of wide - wasting war ;
And more , full well you know , are still to bleed . Thou may'st prevent their fate .
( Comes down , R. ] This night , -- this very hour , you both must meet . Together
you may serve the state and me . Thou see'st the bavoc of wide - wasting war ;
And more , full well you know , are still to bleed . Thou may'st prevent their fate .
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C. Here comes Jupiter's Mercury , the expedi . tious Mr. Abel . Ruth . Mr. Teague ,
I see , stops Obadiaba Ara . So much the better for us . Enter ABEL , L. Abel . I
bave , according to your desire , released your kinsman . [ Crosses to Arabella . ]
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C. Here comes Jupiter's Mercury , the expedi . tious Mr. Abel . Ruth . Mr. Teague ,
I see , stops Obadiaba Ara . So much the better for us . Enter ABEL , L. Abel . I
bave , according to your desire , released your kinsman . [ Crosses to Arabella . ]
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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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