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The Dramatic Works and Poems of Now First Collected (Volume 5) The Gentleman of Venice. the Politician. the Imposture. the Cardinal. T (1833)
EN PB NW RPISBN: 9781235622915 bzw. 1235622916, Band: 5, in Englisch, General Books, Taschenbuch, neu, Nachdruck.
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This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 124 pages. Dimensions: 9.6in. x 7.2in. x 0.4in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1833. Excerpt: . . . Goth. Or, if they Return--Har. They will be welcome to all good Mens hearts; and, next the king, none with more jy Congratulate their safeties than yourself. I am confident, my lord, you will remember To see my mother, and excuse me if, To finish something else I had in charge, I take my leave. All good dwell with your lord-ship! Exit. Gotli. But that I have Marpisas faith, I could Suspect him not the issue of my blood; He is too tame and honest: --at his years I was prodigiously in love with greatness. --Or, if not mine, let him inherit but His mothers soul; she has pride enough and spirit To catch at flames; his education Has been too soft; I must new form the boy Into more vice and daring. Strange we must Study at court how to corrupt our children! Enter Marpisa. The queen! Marp. My expectation to speak With thee, Gotharus, was too painful to me; I fear we are all undone: dost hear the news The prince is coming back with victory; Our day will be oercast. Goth. These eyes will force A brighter from those clouds. Are not you queen Marp. But how Turgesius and his bold uncle Will look upon me! Goth. Let them stare out Their eye-balls; be you mistress still of the Kings heart, and let their gall spout in their stomach; Well be secure. Marp. Thou art my fate. Goth. I must confess I was troubled when I heard it first. Seem not You pale at their return; but put on smiles To grace their triumph. Now you have most need Of womans art, dissemble cunningly. Marp. My best Gotharus! Gotn. They shall find stratagems in peace more fatal Than all the engines of the war. What mischief Will not Gotharus fly to, to assure The fair Marpisas greatness, and his own, In being hers, an empire bove the world! There is a heaven in either eye, that calls My adoration; su. . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.
This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 124 pages. Dimensions: 9.6in. x 7.2in. x 0.4in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1833. Excerpt: . . . Goth. Or, if they Return--Har. They will be welcome to all good Mens hearts; and, next the king, none with more jy Congratulate their safeties than yourself. I am confident, my lord, you will remember To see my mother, and excuse me if, To finish something else I had in charge, I take my leave. All good dwell with your lord-ship! Exit. Gotli. But that I have Marpisas faith, I could Suspect him not the issue of my blood; He is too tame and honest: --at his years I was prodigiously in love with greatness. --Or, if not mine, let him inherit but His mothers soul; she has pride enough and spirit To catch at flames; his education Has been too soft; I must new form the boy Into more vice and daring. Strange we must Study at court how to corrupt our children! Enter Marpisa. The queen! Marp. My expectation to speak With thee, Gotharus, was too painful to me; I fear we are all undone: dost hear the news The prince is coming back with victory; Our day will be oercast. Goth. These eyes will force A brighter from those clouds. Are not you queen Marp. But how Turgesius and his bold uncle Will look upon me! Goth. Let them stare out Their eye-balls; be you mistress still of the Kings heart, and let their gall spout in their stomach; Well be secure. Marp. Thou art my fate. Goth. I must confess I was troubled when I heard it first. Seem not You pale at their return; but put on smiles To grace their triumph. Now you have most need Of womans art, dissemble cunningly. Marp. My best Gotharus! Gotn. They shall find stratagems in peace more fatal Than all the engines of the war. What mischief Will not Gotharus fly to, to assure The fair Marpisas greatness, and his own, In being hers, an empire bove the world! There is a heaven in either eye, that calls My adoration; su. . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.
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The Dramatic Works and Poems of Now First Collected (Volume 5); The Gentleman of Venice. the Politician. the Imposture. the Cardinal. T (2012)
EN PB NWISBN: 9781235622915 bzw. 1235622916, Band: 5, in Englisch, 124 Seiten, General Books LLC, Taschenbuch, neu.
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1833. Excerpt: ... Goth. Or, if they Return--Har. They will be welcome to all good Men's hearts; and, next the king, none with more jy Congratulate their safeties than yourself. I am confident, my lord, you will remember To see my mother, and excuse me if, To finish something else I had in charge, I take my leave. All good dwell with your lord-ship! Exit. Gotli. But that I have Marpisa's faith, I could Suspect him not the issue of my blood; He is too tame and honest:--at his years I was prodigiously in love with greatness.--Or, if not mine, let him inherit but His mother's soul; she has pride enough and spirit To catch at flames; his education Has been too soft; I must new form the boy Into more vice and daring. Strange we must Study at court how to corrupt our children! Enter Marpisa. The queen! Marp. My expectation to speak With thee, Gotharus, was too painful to me; I fear we are all undone: dost hear the news? The prince is coming back with victory; Our day will be o'ercast. Goth. These eyes will force A brighter from those clouds. Are not you queen? Marp. But how Turgesius and his bold uncle Will look upon me! Goth. Let them stare out Their eye-balls; be you mistress still of the King's heart, and let their gall spout in their stomach; We'll be secure. Marp. Thou art my fate. Goth. I must confess I was troubled when I heard it first. Seem not You pale at their return; but put on smiles To grace their triumph. Now you have most need Of woman's art, dissemble cunningly. Marp. My best Gotharus! Gotn. They shall find stratagems in peace more fatal Than all the engines of the war. What mischief Will not Gotharus fly to, to assure The fair Marpisa's greatness, and his own, In being her's, an empire 'bove the world! There is a heaven in either eye, that calls My adoration; su... Paperback, Label: General Books LLC, General Books LLC, Product group: Book, Published: 2012-02-02, Studio: General Books LLC, Sales rank: 15170141.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Amazon.com.
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1833. Excerpt: ... Goth. Or, if they Return--Har. They will be welcome to all good Men's hearts; and, next the king, none with more jy Congratulate their safeties than yourself. I am confident, my lord, you will remember To see my mother, and excuse me if, To finish something else I had in charge, I take my leave. All good dwell with your lord-ship! Exit. Gotli. But that I have Marpisa's faith, I could Suspect him not the issue of my blood; He is too tame and honest:--at his years I was prodigiously in love with greatness.--Or, if not mine, let him inherit but His mother's soul; she has pride enough and spirit To catch at flames; his education Has been too soft; I must new form the boy Into more vice and daring. Strange we must Study at court how to corrupt our children! Enter Marpisa. The queen! Marp. My expectation to speak With thee, Gotharus, was too painful to me; I fear we are all undone: dost hear the news? The prince is coming back with victory; Our day will be o'ercast. Goth. These eyes will force A brighter from those clouds. Are not you queen? Marp. But how Turgesius and his bold uncle Will look upon me! Goth. Let them stare out Their eye-balls; be you mistress still of the King's heart, and let their gall spout in their stomach; We'll be secure. Marp. Thou art my fate. Goth. I must confess I was troubled when I heard it first. Seem not You pale at their return; but put on smiles To grace their triumph. Now you have most need Of woman's art, dissemble cunningly. Marp. My best Gotharus! Gotn. They shall find stratagems in peace more fatal Than all the engines of the war. What mischief Will not Gotharus fly to, to assure The fair Marpisa's greatness, and his own, In being her's, an empire 'bove the world! There is a heaven in either eye, that calls My adoration; su... Paperback, Label: General Books LLC, General Books LLC, Product group: Book, Published: 2012-02-02, Studio: General Books LLC, Sales rank: 15170141.
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The Dramatic Works and Poems of Now First Collected (Volume 5); The Gentleman of Venice. the Politician. the Imposture. the Cardinal. T (2012)
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The Dramatic Works and Poems of Now First Collected (Volume 5); The Gentleman of Venice. the Politician. the Imposture. the Cardinal. T (2012)
EN PB NWISBN: 9781235622915 bzw. 1235622916, Band: 5, in Englisch, General Books LLC, Taschenbuch, neu.
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